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high-throughput screening using genetic and imaging tools. Apply molecular and cellular assays to study inflammatory processes. Analyse integrative omics datasets using bioinformatics and machine
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biology, systems biology and bioinformatics. Members of the group work on mechanisms of microbial pathogenesis, factors influencing development of antimicrobial resistance, development of novel
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. Experience in spatial or single-cell transcriptomics and bioinformatics or high throughput screening is highly desirable. The successful candidate will join a research group within the BHF Centre of Research
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studies. You will also manage the downstream bioinformatics of this high dimensional data, and perform pathway enrichment investigations to delineate the most impacted disease processes in early heart
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bioinformatic skills to predict the evolution of rare diseases? FSHD is a rare neuromuscular disorder. No approved treatment is currently available. Slow and variable disease progression complicate trial design
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high-throughput screening using genetic and imaging tools. Apply molecular and cellular assays to study inflammatory processes. Analyse integrative omics datasets using bioinformatics and machine
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specifically on tumour metabolic targets. You will develop and support the INSTINCT-MB. programme through the provision of experimental, analytical and bioinformatic expertise. This will include the development
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approaches including targeted genetic murine models, primary cell culture and analysis, multi-omics and bioinformatics. The biological focus will be on vascular biology, immune cell function and metabolism
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equivalent to a post-doctoral level. You should have expertise in genomic computational-bioinformatic approaches, as well as direct experience with laboratory molecular and cell biology techniques with respect
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, Italy and the UK. We will use artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, next generation sequencing and microbiology. The successful candidate will work closely with an interdisciplinary team of academics