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types in vitro. We will also assess novel IFN-I inhibitors developed in partnership with medicinal chemistry collaborators. This project will shed light on direct and indirect pathogenic properties of IFN
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year-end. You will engage in cutting-edge research projects, collaborate with leading experts, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in crystal engineering. We have links with The Newcastle upon
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to understand the properties of stratospheric aerosols, and who will need the data you provide to optimise their work. What we are looking for: Research Associate: PhD in aerospace engineering, atmospheric
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the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge and will work closely with Prof. Sally Gibson and all co-investigators in the research team. They will undertake petrological investigations and