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investigative and analytical activities to maximally exploit clinical and genetic data, and linking them to genetic risk scores with the aim to replicate key biological hypotheses and findings from molecular
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funded project on coastal otters in Wales, using whole genome sequencing and population genomics analysis. The technician will work for the Cardiff University Otter Project, hosted in the Cardiff Molecular
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Education, providing professional technical support mainly within our busy and dynamic Clinical Skills and Simulation team. This is an essential role in providing technical support for the delivery of high
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with MSc students and a computational biologist and play a key role in advancing our research efforts, focusing on the molecular mechanisms of jellyfish rejuvenation. You will use low-input next
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team that looks after CRM platforms including SaaS based systems, alongside Microsoft Power Platform and Dynamics solutions Us We want to make Cardiff University an institution that is respected
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, having to balance and prioritise a dynamic workload as necessary. Create specific working groups from colleagues across the University to achieve biobank objectives Supervise specific project teams
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be appraised for the unique requirements of local stakeholders. Project Objectives: Compare the feasibility of alternative H2 technologies for the provision of heat/power. Generate simulation data
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of the UK DRI is through research, to transform the outlook for people living with or at risk of neurodegenerative conditions. Candidates with experience in molecular biology, immunology
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developing your knowledge and skills to become a valued member of the team. Your application will be assessed against the following essential and desirable criteria for the role. Please copy and paste
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, confirmation, and replication of key biological theories and hypotheses, as well as findings from molecular, cellular, and human/animal experimental research across the UK DRI. Launched in 2017, the UK Dementia