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and localisation in live fungal cells. Structural Biology and biochemistry of Captain transposases: These transposases are the enzymes responsible for mobilising Starships within fungal genomes
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that control the response to low oxygen conditions in Marchantia polymorpha. They will contribute both to the practical work with plants but also some bioinformatics work on protein structure and function
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. Experience in expression and purification of recombinant proteins is also desirable. Experience with protein biophysics and structural biology is also desirable. Closing date: 27 June 2025, 11:59PM
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developing formalisms for their interpretation (GMC structure, dynamical state, lifetime, formation, evolution), and/or ii) weighing the supermassive black holes lurking at galaxy centres using molecular gas
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developing formalisms for their interpretation (GMC structure, dynamical state, lifetime, formation, evolution), and/or ii) weighing the supermassive black holes lurking at galaxy centres using molecular gas
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of semiconducting metal halides, chalcohalides and metal chalcogenides. The unusual properties displayed by many of these materials, including structural flexibility, strongly anharmonic lattice potentials, ionic
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. The postholders will support ongoing research that aims to unravel the molecular architecture of the chloroplast’s beta-barrel protein assembly machinery using structural tools. One of the posts will be focusing
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imagination for atomistic structure and dynamics; an interest in fundamental science with real-world applications; and both the initiative to work independently and the skill to collaborate in a
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learning approaches. You will develop novel, reproducible methods for analysing both structured and unstructured clinical data, generating insights into disease trajectories, predicting clinical outcomes
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harm and structural violence, and knowledge of child safeguarding practice in the UK is an advantage. They will also need skills in utilising creative methods for research and know how to analyse and