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We are seeking an enthusiastic Research Assistant to undertake cell processing and phenotyping for the Cambridge Human Immunology Platform (CHIP). Working closely with the NIHR Cambridge BRC Cell
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Applications are invited from enthusiastic, motivated and experienced Research Associates to join the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute to work with Dr Johannes Bargehr in the Sinha group. This post is
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and the Cambridge Stem Cell institute, on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The project also involves collaborations with groups in the Stem Cell Institute (Cambridge), Babraham Institute and in the CNR
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), Cambridge University, to study plant cell and developmental processes underpinning microbial colonisation. Our lab studies how evolutionarily conserved plant cell & development processes shape interactions
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Sweden. CCG is funded by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), which aims to support investment in sustainable energy and transport systems to meet development priorities in
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PhD** level degree in immunology, cell biology, biochemistry or a closely related field and have a proven track record of success in biomedical research. In addition, it would be advantageous
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research project investigating the regulation and function of cell division by phosphorylation. Candidates should have a B.Sc. or preferably an M.Sc. degree in a relevant discipline (Biology/Biomedicine) and
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to measure RNA and protein expressions using single-cell and spatial technologies, with increased throughput and resolution. Our ultimate goal is to develop predictors of treatment response, early relapse and
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. The appointee will help develop new approaches to bioproduction in the model liverwort plant Marchantia polymorpha. Work with Marchantia allows streamlined approaches to genome modification, cell dynamics and
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assisting with the perfusion of human kidneys in a laboratory setting and undertaking the following laboratory techniques: microscopy, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence, image analysis, cell culture