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relevant biological sciences project. Strong background in cell and molecular biology e.g. primary cell culture, confocal microscopy, immunofluorescence, western blotting, qPCR) Successful completion
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& Principal of King’s College London, Professor Shitij Kapur, with co-applicants drawn from across the university on the basis of their knowledge, experience and skills in the area. The INKLUDE project is
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risk gene haploinsufficiency. Key responsibilities including: Conducting experimental work to identify mechanisms underlying synaptic RNA abnormalities. Performing primary neuronal cultures
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research assessments To contribute, as required, to other activities or studies, and occasionally perform other general tasks as they arise, that are appropriate to the grade as directed by the Principal
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will mentor PhD and Masters students, have the opportunity to run summer projects, forge new collaborations and attend international conferences. Our group not only has an innovative research portfolio
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with the wider study team including Chief Investigator Prof Tamsin Ford at Cambridge University, and collaborators in Exeter, Oxford, Nottingham, and Sussex. This post will be offered on a full-time
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at overcoming the barriers to translation of clinical AI for oncology. As this is a wide area of research, the postholder will be expected to apply for funding to build and supervise a research group. Three main
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1 The successful candidate will have a BSc, MSc or PhD in a relevant biomedical sciences subject and be familiar with human stem cell (ES or iPS) differentiation protocols. The main responsibilities
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Post-Doctoral Research Associate/ Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Health Services
of the SLaM MHA detentions working group In collaboration with the Co-Principal Investigators and the study Administrator, to manage the financial and budgetary aspects of the study, specifically including
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. The main responsibilities will be determining the effects of mesenchymal stromal cell secretory products and extracellular matrix on stem cell-derived islet function; nanoencapsulating stem cell-derived