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Research Assistant or Postdoctoral Research Associate About the Role The School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London seeks to recruit a Research
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Candidates must have, or be close to completing a PhD, in bioelectronics, biophysics, tissue engineering, biomedical engineering, mechanobiology, biomaterials, cell biology, or a closely related discipline
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would be advantageous. About the School/Department/Institute/Project The School of Mathematical Sciences has an exceptionally strong research presence across the spectrum of Mathematical Sciences. It is
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Applicants should have a PhD (or be close to completion) in an applied health-related social science (e.g. health psychology). We are looking for candidates with experience of running research studies related
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of resistance in high grade serous ovarian cancer. They will lead computational aspects of our work, strengthening our informatics expertise and working collaboratively with team members to develop new
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biological datasets to generate a systems-level understanding of infection biology. The duration for this position is 12 months with possibility to extend a further 24 months (36 months total) About You
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our Computer Science research, and second in the country for our Electronic Engineering research output (REF 2021). About Queen Mary Throughout our history, we have fostered social justice, improved
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the project offers the ideal environment from an interdisciplinary context and collaborating with colleagues from the social sciences. About You We are seeking motivated, creative, and proactive candidates who
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of cancer signalling pathways, particularly kinase signalling and phosphorylation biology. Experience working with human biological samples, including urine, plasma or tissue, is essential. Experience with
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, bionanotechnology, or a related field. You have direct experience of recombinant protein expression and purification in bacterial hosts, and characterise proteins and their assemblies with standard biophysical