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London (UCL). The project aims to develop personalized antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) therapy for beta-propeller protein-associated neurodegeneration (BPAN), a rare early onset disorder affecting neuronal
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required Lead the response and recovery efforts during incidents, ensuring that appropriate actions are taken to minimise the impact on the organisation's operations and reputation Prepare and present
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, other infrastructure groups (particularly Estates and Facilities and Lab Services), external statutory and other organisations. Person Specification Education / qualifications / training required
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on recent developments Dissemination of knowledge in genome engineering, taking part in writing publications and teaching at specialist workshops Working Relationships: Design and validate genome-engineered
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the research outputs of the Group through publications, presentations at scientific meetings, social media and responding media enquiries. Contribute to the MRC's commitments to: Train scientists (and to
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focuses on preclinical research using mouse models, which supports clinical research and therapy discovery. The MRC is an excellent place to develop yourself further and a range of training & development
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Specification Education / Qualifications / Training required (will be assessed from application form): Essential: Degree level qualification in Computing/related discipline or equivalent professional experience
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assays, as well as CRISPRi/a perturbation screens Provide effective supervision to undergraduate and masters student(s) hosted in the lab working on relevant projects Train, co-supervise and assist lab
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motor circuits to spatial cognition by interfacing imaging/electrophysiological methods with genomics and behavioural paradigms in mice. • To identify, develop and apply a broad range of techniques
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by dendritic cells. To identify, develop and apply a broad range of techniques to pursue the research objectives. To present scientific work at seminars within the laboratory and at external meetings