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About the Role We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Animal Biology with knowledge and ability to deliver animal biology topics such as anatomy and physiology to a range of
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this project, the student will undergo skills training in a range of molecular biology techniques, cellular metabolism analysis, and bioinformatics. CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing or siRNA will be used to knockout
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the BBB to the site of action. We will also explore more delivery systems aiming to bypass the BBB with targeted drug delivery. The successful applicant will gain diverse training in molecular cell biology
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About the Role We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Zoology with specific knowledge and expertise in conservation genetics. Alongside a detailed knowledge of conservation genetics, relevant industry experience and research interest would be desirable but not essential. You...
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mutant in C. hiranonis using RiboCas. The PhD’s goal is to capitalize on these breakthroughs and use engineering biology to create microbes that can modulate the composition of bile acids in the gut as a
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About the Role We are currently looking to expand our academic team within the Department of Biosciences, more specifically within our Biomedical Science Team. We are looking for an individual to contribute to our Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS) accredited portfolio of courses at both...
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, Clinical Genetics/Genomics, Cellular Pathology, Healthcare Management, Quality Management. Pharmacology and/or Physiology Biochemistry and/or Molecular biology Bioinformatics and Biostatistics You will have
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Bachelor’s Honour’s Degree (or UK equivalent according to NARIC) in Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, or a related Biosciences related subject. Fees and funding This PhD is self-funded.
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degree in ecology, environmental biology, geography, or a related discipline, plus research experience and/or a MSc or MRes with a minimum of merit/commendation in a relevant subject. The candidate must be
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biology and the relation to human diseases such as cancer and neurodegeneration. This project will leverage underpinning current research in the laboratories of Dr Amanda Coutts and Dr Shreyasi Chatterjee