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Biochemistry, Chemical Biology or a relevant subject area, (or be close to completion) prior to taking up the appointment. The research requires experience in protein engineering and biocatalysis. You will be
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invited to expand and build upon this exciting research platform and to dissect the underlying biology that either unites or sets complex inflammatory diseases apart. You must therefore be highly motivated
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Contract type:Fixed-term contract until 30th June 2026 Hours: Full-time About the role We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to work in Translational Research Immunology Group (TRIG) on translational, collaborative project funded by EU. You will be placed in the Institute of...
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also be responsible for work in collaboration with the existing team while providing leadership in developing the identity of the team. To be successful in this role, you will hold a degree in Biology or
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The Kennedy Institute at the University of Oxford has an exciting opening for an experienced bioinformatician to join the group of Associate Professor Stephen Sansom (https://sansomlab.org). In this core-funded role you will lead the development of pipelines and tools for the analysis of data...
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and characterisation of novel monoclonal antibodies, molecular biology, virology, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and/or the use of animal models is highly desirable, as is experience of managing and
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, molecular biology, oncology, or chemistry The fixed term post is available from 01 July 2024. The post will be based in The Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics, Sherrington Building, Sherrington Rd
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in the human and mouse intestine. You will be applying a range of molecular biology techniques (e.g., single cell/spatial transcriptomics & proteomics) to profile patient cohort samples and mouse
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.). Full training will be provided but basic knowledge of biology- and chemical-based techniques and Health & Safety procedures is an advantage. The post holder will form part of the Stevens Group
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. Key cohort aims are to improve understanding of the biology of early Parkinson’s and identify predictors of Parkinson’s onset and subsequent progression. The Discovery cohort is seen as a beacon of