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1 FTE, fixed term for 12 months Salary: Level 3A Location: St Marys Medical School Building, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital and Imperial College South Kensington Campus Job Summary We are looking
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the Hammersmith Hospital Campus (W12). The LMS aims to deliver transdisciplinary team science, in synergistic interaction with Imperial College and the wider national research environment. UK Research and
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universities of Oxford, Bristol, and Imperial College as well as more than two dozen industry and academic partners. The research project will develop new technologies underpinning Synthetic/Engineering Biology
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the EEBio programme at the Universities of Bristol and Oxford, as well as Imperial College London. The PDRA will focus on applications of cybergenetics to regulate cell proliferation and gene expression in
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are the Medical Research Council (MRC), Cancer Research UK, Wellcome, UCL (University College London), Imperial College London and King’s College London. The Crick was formed in 2015, and in 2016 it moved into a
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other PDRAs across the EEBio programme at the Universities of Bristol and Oxford, as well as Imperial College London. What will you be doing? The PDRA will focus on applications of cybergenetics
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Research Team are a research support unit working across both Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and other affiliated NHS Trusts, delivering clinical trials of all phases
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London in the Hammersmith Hospital Campus (W12). The LMS aims to deliver transdisciplinary team science, in synergistic interaction with Imperial College and the wider national research environment. UK
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London in the Hammersmith Hospital Campus (W12). The LMS aims to deliver transdisciplinary team science, in synergistic interaction with Imperial College and the wider national research environment. UK
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Oxford, as well as Imperial College London. You will focus on the development of a computational platform to accelerate our ability to engineer biology across scales – from molecular circuits to cellular