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College London) as part of a multidisciplinary and multi-institutional grant called EEBio, which investigates ways to improve the robustness of engineered biology using feedback control. This is a 3-year
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. The project is supported by The Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine. The position offers an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic team of young researchers investigating immune cell biology and tissue
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working with microbes (ideally diverse types), a real passion for engineering biology, a demonstrated ability to pick up new skills and work well in a diverse, multidisciplinary team, and an interest in
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the laboratory is expected. The overarching aim of the project is to use multi-disciplinary approaches (particularly recombinant protein expression and purification, molecular biology, and eukaryotic cell biology
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and disseminating results to facility users. You should keep up to date with the latest developments in molecular biology techniques by reading appropriate literature and attending relevant seminars
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proliferation, in the context of cardiac fibrosis. The project will involve using a wide range of molecular cell biology techniques, in silico molecular modelling and ex vivo experimental models. The successful
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, lenti-viral transduction, manufacture of pMHCI tetramers and molecular biology. The successful candidate will join the Clinical T-cell Immunology research group which is led by Professor Linda Wooldridge
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have extensive molecular biology experience, ideally having experience with multiple genetic models. Experience of tissue culture and in situ hybridisation or immunolocalization will be advantageous. You
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of the research group as necessary. You will record the results of their experiments and describe them during regular lab meetings. Experience of working in a molecular biology laboratory with extensive experience
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