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biological molecules, including volatiles in human breath. While in parallel, pioneering novel methods that integrate synthetic and living tissues into structures for organ repair. All the research will be
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. Explore more at www.eit.org. Welcome to the Pathogen Project: Within this ecosystem, the Pathogen Program exemplifies EIT’s dedication to transformative science. It seeks to revolutionise the diagnosis and
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are seeking an inspiring and strategic Senior Group Leader/Group Leader in Nitrogen Fixation to lead a flagship research programme within its rapidly expanding Plant Biology Institute. This senior leadership
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milestones. Strong programming and scripting skills for data analysis (e.g. Python, R). Deep understanding of bioinformatics file formats, tools, and databases (e.g. FASTQ, BAM/VCF, BLAST, reference genomes
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research or scientific environment. Strong programming and scripting skills, with experience in writing production-quality, well-documented code. Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with biologists
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Responsible for leading and managing an independent research group within the Generative Biology Institute (“GBI”), delivering a program of bold, ambitious and transformational research which is
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are seeking a visionary and accomplished Group Leader/Senior Group Leader in Advanced Genome Technologies to lead a transformative research programme at the forefront of plant biotechnology. This senior
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bioinformatics strategies, programs, and workflows that support the experimental programmes of GBI, including synthetic biology, genome design, and molecular evolution across microbial, mammalian, and plant
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are seeking a visionary and accomplished Group Leader/Senior Group Leader in Plant Phenotyping to lead a transformative research programme at the forefront of plant biotechnology. This senior leadership role is
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motivated, detail-focused Scientist, Biotechnology, to contribute to the early-stage development of a device-based metagenomic pathogen detection platform within EIT Oxford’s Pathogen Programme. This work