15 drug-discovery uni jobs at University of Glasgow

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | 3 months ago

    procedures, dispensing controlled drugs (CD) and maintaining the CD register and operating a range of laboratory, monitoring and diagnostic equipment. Perform nursing clinical examination to in-patients and

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | 5 days ago

    fundamental stem cell, inflammation, cancer and tissue regeneration research with established clinical and discovery research excellence. The School of Cancer Sciences includes: Beatson CRUK Scotland Institute

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | 5 days ago

    : antiviral immunity virus discovery viral bioinformatics, mathematical modelling and genomics to guide new approaches to the understanding and management of viral infections structural biology/cryo-electron

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | 5 days ago

    interests in drug development, biotechnology and clinical applications, many of our project supervisors have strong links with pharmaceutical and agrochemical industry. The interdisciplinary nature of systems

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | 5 days ago

    these issues : work on various kinds of ‘risky’ behaviour, including gambling and drug use Theoretical and Cultural Research: work aimed at the development of new theoretical insight, as well as historical and

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | about 11 hours ago

    the potential of oxidative stress-inducing compounds as a basis for drug development. These parasites are hypersensitive to changes in their redox balance compared to their host. We showed that genetic depletion

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | about 11 hours ago

    recognised research group have significant expertise in pharmacological analyses, cell signalling, drug discovery and use of a extensive range of transgenic and disease mouse models to define the physiological

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | about 11 hours ago

    important therapeutic targets in bladder cancer, and many drugs that target FGF signalling in cancers are already available (3). Therefore, a better understanding of the role of FGF signalling, and that

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | about 11 hours ago

    that influence outcome of disease, particularly within the immune system. Using both animal models and human systems, we aim to develop better drugs and vaccines for the treatment and prevention of infection. PhD

  • University of Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland | United Kingdom | about 11 hours ago

    leads to high levels of infectious diseases worldwide develop therapies (drugs and vaccines) targeted on these processes explore new treatments and strategies in clinical and translational medicine

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