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Postdoctoral Research Associate Molecular and cellular biology of mitochondrial disease models The University of Cambridge wishes to appoint a talented postdoctoral research associate to join the
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. elegans. You will join the group of Dr Iris Hardege (https://www.hardege-lab.com/ ) in the Department of Zoology. We are studying the roles of novel neurotransmitter receptors in the biology of the nematode
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molecular, genetic, biochemical and sequence data for fission yeast. Applicants will have completed a PhD and have a background in biocuration and/or in yeast experimental biology, with a degree in Cell
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Bachelor's degree in Biological Science, or a related subject, have extensive "hands-on" experience of cell culture, DNA and RNA processing and other standard laboratory techniques, and possess excellent
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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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molecular biology techniques, tissue culture, flow cytometry, and accurate recording of data are essential. Flexibility, the ability to prioritize, and excellent interpersonal skills are essential. Desirable
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and developmental biology and engineering approaches and will receive co-authorship credits on publications. Furthermore, the candidate will receive support if they wish to take on career development
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Applications are invited for a BBSRC-funded postdoctoral vacancy in molecular biology to join a multi-disciplinary team based at the Department of Pathology in Central Cambridge. The successful
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degree in Molecular or Cellular Biology or Biochemistry and is keen to gain further laboratory research experience. The key responsibilities of the post are assisting with projects in the lab and
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Training and supervision of undergraduate and PhD students Your profile: PhD in cell biology, bioinformatics or any other related field Expertise in the analysis and visualization of single-cell and other