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reproducibility and high-quality outputs. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to advance peptide- and antibody-based drug development programs Undertake other duties as assigned. 5.5 workday per week is
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population cohorts. The appointee is expected to demonstrate both independent research capabilities and effective team collaboration, manage ongoing research projects on lifestyle monitoring and intervention
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-motivated, and able to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. Prior experience in conducting flow cytometry, together with experience in measuring neutralising antibody
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reports and presentations relevant to the project Liaise with project collaborators and partners Mentor junior research staff Support and perform other duties as assigned Requirements Ph.D. degree in Social
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flexible environment, and have a chance to collaborate with health science, computer science and neuroscience experts. For further enquiries about the duties of the post and/or the project, please contact
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the Department of Medicine, School of Clinical Medicine (Ref.: 537205) We now invite applications for the captioned post. This post provides a good opportunity for professional growth by close collaboration with
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on multiple projects on psychiatry research particularly focusing on MRI imaging and neuroscience. The appointee will work in a flexible environment, and have a chance to collaborate with health science
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fluency in Cantonese), and demonstrate strong skills in statistical analysis, data management, and project coordination. Applicants should also exhibit the ability to work independently and collaboratively
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independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary research setting. The appointees will be expected to contribute to and lead research projects related to organoid-based virology and virus-host
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collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team. The appointee will lead studies on immunological responses triggered by vaccination and viral infection. He/she will take a leading role in overseeing research