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, at the University of Birmingham. They will contribute to Dr Clayton’s Wellcome Trust Early Career Award project, studying the dynamic changes in the mitochondrial electron transport chain during inflammation, and how
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basis. The successful applicant will investigate the structure, dynamics, and mechanism of the bacterial Type IV pilus (T4P) machinery in the model organism Thermus thermophilus. The project will employ a
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fields in biomedicine with an excellent PhD degree awarded. The candidate should be committed to developing a dynamic, academic career in science and have excellent communication skills in written and
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the final stages of PhD completion, in a relevant biomedical science (including but not limited to: immunology, molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry) Experience in molecular biology, mammalian cell
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the area of fundamental modelling with molecular dynamic and ice/substrate interface bonding analysis. The main aspects of the research fellow role include conducting icing experiments in the Cranfield Icing
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modelling with molecular dynamic and ice/substrate interface bonding analysis. The main aspects of the research fellow role include conducting icing experiments in the Cranfield Icing Wind Tunnel (IWT
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large team with colleagues in Leeds studying other aspects of blood clot structure and function and their influence on thrombosis. You will have a PhD in molecular biology, cell biology, biomedical
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% super Develop automated workflows & collaborate with industry partner Apply now to join our dynamic research group and contribute to the development of high-throughput quantum chemistry workflows
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part of a broader collaborative team, under the supervision of Dr Shivani Pasricha, you'll utilise advanced molecular genetic technologies like CRISPR and data analytics to understand infection dynamics
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in their research About you… The essential criteria you will bring… PhD, or in the final stages of PhD completion, in a relevant biomedical science (including but not limited to: immunology, molecular