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(minimum 80% FTE) Reporting to Professor Rachel Upthegrove, you will work specifically on analysis of two completing trials with clinical, biomarker and imaging data: Psychosis Immune Mechanism Stratified
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, you will work specifically on analysis of two completing trials with clinical, biomarker and imaging data: Psychosis Immune Mechanism Stratified Medicine Study and the Antidepressant for Prevention
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profiling such as imaging or FACS. You will also demonstrate the ability to analyse, interpret, present and publish complex biological data in reputable journals, together with excellent communication
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at Durham University. We are seeking a highly motivated and ambitious researcher with a strong background and experience in biomechanics, finite element modelling (FEM), medical image processing, additive
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characterization of sensory neurons and neural circuits using methods such as immunohistochemistry, fluorescence or confocal microscopy, image analysis, RNA-based assays, and protein analysis. Apply quantitative
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computational and statistical skills, you will be part of a multi-disciplinary, science driven team delivering proteomics, molecular biology and imaging-based results to better understand the molecular mechanisms
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immunology techniques is required, including sterile human tissue handling and culture, molecular biology and cell-based profiling such as imaging or FACS. You will also demonstrate the ability to analyse
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facilities and be part of an ambitious ERC project aiming at bringing a paradigm shift to the discipline. You must have obtained or be close to obtaining a PhD in engineering, materials science, physics
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imaging. Bioinformatic experience/expertise is critical. The project is part of an integrated team effort involving academic and biotech laboratories across the UK and Australia. The successful candidate is
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of writing up and editing research results, data collection and analysis, and picture or documentary research and reproductions. You should have excellent communication and organisational skills and maintain a