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demonstrating how you meet the specific elements outlined in the person specification. Join Lancaster University and help shape a globally connected, collaborative and internationally recognised institution where
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mass spectrometry-based proteomics. Role responsibilities You will be responsible for: Preparing and conducting experiments including engineered cell line generation, DNA damage response analysis
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. The Lancaster ATLAS group is composed of five academic staff, with associated Ph.D. students, supported by postdoctoral researchers. It is active on data analysis in the Standard Model, Higgs, Top, and B-Physics
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design, digital/behavioural data analysis) and qualitative methods (e.g., discourse, conversation analysis, ethnography). You will contribute to our research-led teaching, including our distinctive MSc in
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must have, and should detail, demonstrable experience with neuroimaging methods and analysis related to the neurobiology of language, linguistic processing, and/or neurocognitive adaptations associated
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exploration in the theory, methods or applications of discourse studies. Those whose research advances cognitive, corpus or experimental approaches to discourse analysis or investigates multimodal communication
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the ability to plan and manage time and conflicting priorities. A high attention to detail, good written English and experience of some data analysis will be key to providing support across all
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. This role involves the analysis of brain function at the brain circuit and behavioural level, across development, using genetically modified mice with risk gene mutations for schizophrenia. As this post is
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for the selection, follow-up and analysis of supernovae and their host galaxies are also desirable. The position(s) are funded for 4 years with a budget for travel and computing. Start dates are expected to range
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impact and evaluation data. You will have excellent written and verbal communication, data analysis, and organisational skills, and be motivated to develop the employability agenda in higher education