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We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Postdoctoral Research Associate with an interest in human plasma proteomics to join a pioneering project exploring the links between genetics and
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postdoctoral researchers Engage with the nuclear sector and form positive working relationship between and across external academic, industrial and policy stakeholders Actively contribute to the Dalton nuclear
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and form positive working relationship between and across external academic, industrial and policy stakeholders Actively contribute to the Dalton nuclear community (e.g. engage in Dalton outreach
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of project specific research activities including: the running and troubleshooting of experiments (e.g. isolation of cells from human cartilage, cell culture, DNA and RNA extractions, PCR and qPCR, Hi
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effective time management We will provide essential training to help you settle in as part of the team and to equip you to lead online and face-to-face learning events, and provide education supervision
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and Prof. David Sanders at the National Centre for Refractory Coeliac Disease in Sheffield. The project will primarily involve studying human intestinal lymphocytes obtained from patient samples, and
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) or a similar system Trained in GCP and with a good understanding of the Research Governance Framework and ethical guidelines for work with humans and/ or human tissue Experience of organising and
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occasional travel to other University or off-site locations as business needs require. What you will be doing In this important role, you will: Act as a trusted estates partner and key point of contact
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within pharmacy and multidisciplinary Supporting change and effective time management We will provide essential training to help you settle in as part of the team and to equip you to lead online and face
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integration and functional annotation of GWAS variants. Experience in the generation of polygenic risk scores. Experience in analysing single cell RNA-seq data. Kowledge of public resources of human epigenomic