Well surely if you want to work in cancer research then there must be a particular area within that field that you are interested in and therefore want to work in. So that would be a good place to start coming up with ideas for a project, get on to google and do a bit of research into what sorts of things are currently being done in your preferred area.
Where are you doing your MSc? I'm in Birmingham and there's a Cancer Studies institute here, they specialise in viruses mostly...
I'd look on University websites as well, try and find a supervisor who has a similar interest and give 'em an email? ??? Just a thought.
Well you have just as good pospects in either to be honest.. Cancer research is a huge area and continually advancing, and cancer is on the increase so there should be jobs out there. Then proteomics is like all the -omics technologies out there, they are advancing and being adapted to lots of different areas of research and so again there will be jobs out there.
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