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at the centre of the Indian Ocean, in which arose a diverse society, generating an abundance of cultural production and a sequence of violent politics. The four pathways of research are as follows: 1) In
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. This will require the application of a range of techniques, from in-vitro biochemistry to novel, next-generation sequencing approaches. Most skills can be acquired and developed throughout the post, offering
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cells (iPSC), whole genome sequencing, genome wide association studies, epidemiology, experimental psychology, psychometrics, gaze-tracking, and obstetrics. We welcome applications from highly motivated
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them in applying to Cambridge. The role holder will build on current successful projects as well as being encouraged to identify and develop new initiatives which align with the College’s strategic
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service from our core facilities and operational teams. A Senior Group Leader appointment would be subject to the candidate's research programme aligning with the Institute's own strategic priorities
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methods for analysing paleogenomic data, including sequence evolution modelling. Organise and lead field expeditions to collect sediment cores and carry out subsequent subsampling for ancient DNA extraction
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, and next generation sequencing techniques. This position is available for an immediate appointment. Candidates must have a PhD in a relevant biological subject with expertise in either the DNA or RNA
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death. Vibrio natriegens is one of the fastest-growing organisms ever known, as it can double in about 10 minutes. That said, if we look simply at its protein sequences, it is more than 97% similar
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across your assigned portfolio Build strong, long-term relationships with grant-making organisations Develop tailored proposals and cases for support, aligning Cambridge's priorities with funder interests
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Assistants is £32,546 - £35,116 and for Research Associates this is £37,174 - £45,413 per annum. Suitable candidates should have previous experience of genetic analysis of large scale genome sequence data and