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Biomolecular Control Group at the University of Edinburgh. The group develops computational methods for the design of molecular systems for biotechnology and future therapy. The post is part of the CYBER
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Full-time - 35 Hours Per Week Contract Type - Fixed-Term - 2 years The Opportunity: A postdoctoral research fellow position is available in Dr. Kathryn Bowles’ lab at the University of Edinburgh UK
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Bowles’ lab at the University of Edinburgh UK DRI centre. We are looking for a researcher interested in investigating the functional and transcriptomic effects of astrocytic tau pathology in progressive
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led by Prof Bruce Whitelaw and Dr Tom Burdon at University of Edinburgh (Roslin Institute) and Prof Ramiro Alberio at the University of Nottingham. The team’s expertise in genetic engineering, stem cell
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collaboration with partners at the Universities of Edinburgh and Oxford. In particular, a close working relationship with an Edinburgh-based PDRA and PhD student will be important. The VIPER project: Plate
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This new full-time post is immediately available until 31 January 2028 on a fixed term basis. The post The Faculty wishes to recruit a Postdoctoral Research Associate or Postdoctoral Research Fellow
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project VIPER (Virgin Islands: Petrogenesis of early Earth-like Rocks). The post involves collaboration with partners at the Universities of Edinburgh and Oxford. In particular, a close working relationship
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learning approaches for biological design, and the PDRA will work closely with data scientists at the University of Edinburgh to build predictive models that can accelerate the design of genetic circuits in
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Fixed term - 3 years, from 1 October 2024 Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position at the Nuclear Physics Group of the University of Edinburgh. You will support the
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for machine learning approaches for biological design, and the PDRA will work closely with data scientists at the University of Edinburgh to build predictive models that can accelerate the design of genetic