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in deploying advanced bioinformatics approaches to diverse tissue-derived datasets acquired from people with immune-mediated inflammatory diseases – with an emphasis on inflammatory arthritis. We
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Technopole in Milan, Italy, and University of Colorado Anschutz, USA. A central aspect of the role will be the preparation, processing and analysis of skeletal muscle samples for proteomic and transcriptomic
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addition for Research Associate Awareness of the research environment High level of analytical and problem solving capacity Basic bioinformatic skills Ability to communicate complex information with clarity
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of the programme by: Co-ordinating the assessment process for the programmes, uploading assessment papers and the management of marking and the administration of the mark moderation process Supervising and managing
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, coursework marks) have been communicated to the appropriate staff for action and recorded in the correct systems. To coordinate the School Assurance of Learning (AoL) processes, ensuring support for the AoL
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referring onwards where appropriate, in order to maintain good support mechanisms within the Faculty, and to ensure that processes adhere to both University and Sponsor regulations. To manage and maintain
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positive feedback from participants Ensure effective governance by preparing and supporting committees and meetings, producing clear and timely documentation that informs decision-making Drive process
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of obesity/MASLD and prostate cancer liver metastases, including therapeutic intervention studies Collect and process tissues and undertake immunological, histological and molecular profiling of the metastatic
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media, coordinate the ordering and distribution of goods, and support asset management processes. In addition, you will be responsible for ensuring the compliant disposal of clinical and biological
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are seeking to recruit a researcher with a background in Interaction Design and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) or related fields, to work at Open Lab in the School of Computing as part of our UK Research