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Research Assistant/Associate to manage the day-to-day running of a human intervention study. You will work as part of an ambitious and collegiate team of research interested in human nutrition and health
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term Research Assistant/Associate position and provides an exciting opportunity for an early career scientist who is interested in human movement, wearable technology and digital outcomes. You will be
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. Your project will focus on developing sample preparation and LC-MS based proteomics methods for characterization of single cell proteomes from human joints. You will be part of the Laboratory
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. The Bacteroidetes are a large Gram-negative bacterial phylum that is widely distributed within the environment (soil, sea water) and in animal microbiomes, including that of the human gut. In contrast to model
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investigations on the epigenetic regulation of this gene in specific tissues of the joint through targeted DNA methylation analyses in primary human tissues. This is a full time, fixed term post for a period of 12
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assays in the hit-to-lead development of small molecule inhibitors targeting a rare metabolic disease. You will carry out recombinant expression and purification of human metabolic enzymes, as
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background in human disease biology. You will work in the John Walton Muscular Dystrophy Research Centre, a centre for translational research in genetic neuromuscular diseases with around 90 team members
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and Experience Experience of applying behavioural science methods, techniques, theories and frameworks to research on human behaviour Experience of conducting at least two of the following: theory-based
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of collective bids • May contribute to events celebrating the public engagement of science/social sciences/humanities • Will need to work with the support staff and, on occasions, with undergraduate and
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at the intersection between the arts, humanities, social sciences, and health disciplines • Experience of designing and/or delivering academic/public engagement events • The ability to use databases (e.g. MS