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The High Energy Physics group at the University of Cambridge seeks to appoint an outstanding researcher to join its effort on the LHCb experiment. One full-time-equivalent position is envisaged
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The Role: The University of Cambridge is seeking a knowledgeable and committed individual to join the University's Estates Operation Team as its Building Energy Manager.¿ This is a key role for
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THE GROUP We are seeking a highly motivated cell biologist to join Dr. Naomi McGovern's laboratory. The lab works on human mononuclear phagocytes and how their properties are regulated by the local
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Applications are invited for a Business Administration Advanced Apprentice to work in the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (CSCI) and Department of Haematology. This role is based in the Jeffrey Cheah
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the invariant lineage makes it the only organism where it is feasible to determine cell-to-cell genomic regulatory transitions across development. We apply single cell profiling, bulk genomic assays, microscopy
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using low-dose interleukin-2. The post-holder will be working with tissues taken from clinical trials and will be using single-cell RNA sequencing techniques, spatial transcriptomics, and cell culture
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hindbrain using single cell and spatial transcriptomic approaches. The work is funded by an industry grant from Novo Nordisk. Scientists are encouraged to apply if they have substantial practical experience
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to work on Dawn, the most powerful supercomputer in the UK. Dawn is now being deployed for use by scientists across the UK in critical research fields such as clean energy, personalised medicine and
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. The Hopkinson Laboratory accommodates the experimental activities for the Energy, Combustion and Fluid Mechanics Groups. It supports both the teaching and research activities of these groups and the laboratory
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mtDNA mutations using gene editing, and harness innovative single-cell techniques at different stages of mouse development to measure heteroplasmy in high throughput, linked to functional assays. You will