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cultural phenomena. In Oxford, research disciplines relevant to the Human Sciences programme are demography, sociology, human evolutionary biology and ecology, and anthropology. A proposal of independent
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control platforms, advanced microcontrollers, distributed control algorithms, and artificial intelligence techniques, including neural networks and evolutionary optimisation methods, to enable the efficient
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Sciences, one of the UK's leading centres for research and education in the life sciences, the successful applicant will develop an internationally outstanding research programme that aligns and enhances one
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postdoctoral work experience) in Bioinformatics, Evolutionary Genomics, Quantitative Genetics, Computational Biology, or a relevant area along with experience in bioinformatic or population genomic analyses
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to build ‘design-build-test-learn’ pipeline through computational design and experimental validation. About you PhD (or in the final stages of PhD submission) in computational biology, evolutionary genomics
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staff working within and across social, evolutionary and health anthropology. Each year, we welcome over 130 undergraduate students and around 70 postgraduate students from around the world. We provide
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computational design and experimental validation. What you will be doing You will: Develop, apply, and iteratively refine protein/genomic language models to design novel protein variants informed by evolutionary
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malaria surveillance and control. Given the multidisciplinary nature of the project, we welcome applications from candidates who hold a who hold a PhD in a range of fields including computer
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evolutionary and population genetics, ecology and the environment, cell and developmental biology, computational biology, neuroscience, and structural and molecular biology. This work is supported by advanced
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on how genome merging alters gene expression, subgenome contributions, and epigenetic regulation over evolutionary time and under stress conditions. You will perform controlled glasshouse experiments with