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The Department of Physics is recruiting an apprentice to their training scheme to start in September 2024. The successful candidate will undertake a structured training programme in Mechanical
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physical and molecular mechanisms that regulate the organization of biomolecules, including chromatin, inside cells (Joseph et al. Nat Comp Scie, 2021; Garaizar et al., PNAS, 2022; Farr et al., Nat Comms
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Research Institute, Cambridge. This role, funded by the Medical Research Council (MRC), will contribute to our research on understanding the mechanisms by which obesity leads to fatty liver and
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to the net zero transition, particularly chemical and mechanical engineering with transport applications, with an understanding and knowledge of technical systems, economic systems and policy development. You
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operation will be studied to gain insight into their mechanisms and potential mitigation strategies. The successful candidates will use X-ray diffraction techniques to characterise battery materials and so
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Perspectives Conference Centre Virtual Tour Take a virtual tour of the Møller Institute and explore the facilities available for your next meeting or event Meeting Rooms Event Planning Accommodation Technology
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We seek a postdoctoral scientist to work with Professor Sir Shankar Balasubramanian on the chemical biology of nucleic acids and their role in the fundamental mechanisms of cancer. The post will be
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Engineering and Biotechnology at the University of Cambridge. Funding is available for a 1 year fixed-termed post in the first instance. The aim of the project is to develop and validate computational models
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to investigate physical and molecular mechanisms that regulate the organization of biomolecules, including chromatin, inside cells (Joseph et al. Nat Comp Scie, 2022; Farr et al., Nat Comms, 2021; Krainer/Welsh
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. This post funded by a Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Programme Foundation Award is available from April 2024. Dr Munoz-Espin's research programme aims to understand the mechanisms and processes