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brain tissue, proteomics pathway analysis, immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence. This is a fixed term position until 01 October 2027, with on-site working in our laboratory at Newcastle University
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should have experience in the following areas: Multi-Platform & Cloud Troubleshooting: Expert level root cause analysis and diagnosis across Windows Server, Linux (RHEL and other distributions), Azure, and
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labelling (Halo-tag, SNAP-tag) Knowledge of DNA replication and repair Experience with live cell fluorescence microscopy using HILO illumination (ideally in bacteria) Experience with microscopy image analysis
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research tasks relating to existing projects on diet, lifestyle and dementia risk reduction among British South Asian communities. This will involve supporting analysis and interpretation of quantitative and
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of designing and delivering across a broad spectrum of organisational development and learning interventions Track record of leading and managing projects in complex organisations, with a proven ability to
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data handling and analysis Experience with fluorescence microscopy Awareness of the research environment High level of analytical and problem solving capacity Ability to communicate complex information
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analysis need(s) Awareness of the research environment High level of analytical and problem solving capacity Ability to communicate complex information with clarity Experience of presentations at conferences
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closely with the Newcastle research team and partner institutions involved in project data management. We are particularly keen to hear from candidates with experience working with complex clinical
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activity in vitro; basic knowledge of bioinformatics, molecular modelling and docking and/or structural analysis of protein–ligand complexes, as well as the ability to use in silico results to guide
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suitable software, and deliver high-quality analysis of the data. You will share research findings, in collaboration with the PI, in academic presentations, policy workshops, and in peer reviewed academic