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Research Fellow in Computational Chemistry Employer UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON Location Southampton, United Kingdom Salary £36,636 to £39,906 per annum Closing date 30 Oct 2026 View more categories
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chemistry and structural characterisation, with opportunities to interact with collaborators in computational chemistry, natural product isolation and biosynthesis. You will be encouraged to present your
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educational offering, we are renowned for our innovation and enterprise and are within the top 1% of universities worldwide. Apply to be part of a Horizon Europe Pathfinder science-to-technology
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excellence in education across our undergraduate and postgraduate portfolio of programmes, and whose research interests and expertise is aligned with our four research centres ( https://www.southampton.ac.uk
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education across our undergraduate and postgraduate portfolio of programmes, and whose research interests and expertise is aligned with our four research centres ( https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/areas
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for understanding therapeutic response and resistance in cancer. The post offers a rare opportunity to contribute to a highly translational initiative operating at the interface of discovery science