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demonstrate that you meet the following criteria: A degree (or equivalent) in a subject relevant to the research activity e.g. Molecular biology, Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, or a related area
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is interested in broader areas of cardiac biology using organoids from human pluripotent stem cells, mice and zebrafish. This project focuses on the study of mechanisms that regulate cardiac
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expression information in cancer cells, holds transformative potential for understanding cancer biology. However, its advancement is hindered by data scarcity, which restricts the application of advanced
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therapeutics. It is ideally suited to an enthusiastic researcher looking to use their skills in cancer biology, bone biology, cancer cell dormancy, translational research and/or relevant fields who want to have
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, molecular and cell biology, and design and coarse-grain modelling of DNA nanostructures. The candidate will also be required to analyse experimental data, write analysis programmes, and design new
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to demonstrate excellent productivity in the modelling and or bioinformatics areas as they pertain to parasitology. This could include but is not limited to: systems biology/informatics approaches to enhance
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, metabolomics as well as various cell and molecular biology assays. The candidate will also help with organising lab inventory and maintain databases. The technician will be supported by core facility specialist
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Mary University of London. About You Essential requirements for this post include a BSc or equivalent in a biological science or allied health field. A MSc in Cancer Biology, Pathology, Cancer
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or computational biology, or equivalent, with a sound knowledge of cancer genomics and omics techniques. They will have experience in hands-on analytic skills and knowledge in analysing a large range of omics data
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should have a track record in wet-lab cell biology and possess a PhD in a relevant discipline. Prior experience of working with organoids and/or in respiratory disease research would be an advantage, but