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, quantum technologies, atomic physics or related disciplines. The post holder is expected to be able to work effectively both independently and as part of a small research team. It is expected that the post
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live cells to convert carbon dioxide and other feedstock chemicals into bespoke complex chemicals. In a collaborative project, these cells will be interfaced with light harvesting semiconductor systems
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Salary is £41,374 - £48,639 per annum (including London Allowance)* *This is the expected starting salary for this post however appointment at a higher point may be made for candidates who
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on the application process at https://www.jobs.ox.ac.uk/application-process The closing date for applications is 9 July 2026
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. The Department incorporates the Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics and is home to the Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology and the Institute for Computational Cosmology. The Role A Postdoctoral Research
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-translational modification. The post holder is expected to provide guidance and support within the research group to fellow postdocs, DPhil students and undergraduate project students, maintaining a strong
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understood form of post-translational modification. The post holder is expected to provide guidance and support within the research group to fellow postdocs, DPhil students and undergraduate project students
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in emerging functional materials. A central theme of the project is understanding how nanoscale optical and electronic functionality emerges from complex material behaviour, and how these properties
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, machine learning, governance and operations, we aim to address the complex challenges and opportunities of space exploration. CfAI is a large research group in the Department of Physics at Durham University
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. The Centre for Innovation in Genomics and Microbiome Sciences (CIGMiS) undertakes research aimed at addressing complex, systems-level questions in microbiome science. Its work spans fundamental investigations