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the computational and experimental methods will be provided in the projects, although relevant previous experience would be advantageous. Applications for this PhD project should be submitted via the University
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Associate (PostDoc) to join the Compiler Lab in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge, UK. You will work with a team of students and collaborators on the development
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. This research aims to develop a novel method for conjugating oligonucleotides to antibodies, utilizing divinylpyridine motifs. The project will develop skills in both organic synthesis and chemical biology. We
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the proteins associated with their binding sites with a view to understanding therapeutic mechanisms [e.g. see Nature Biotechnology 2023, 41 1265]. We are expanding this work to create methods to characterise
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maintaining consistent operational standards. It is expected at this level that the Senior Sous Chef will also have a high level of computer literacy and a good sense of business to be efficient and cost
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pension scheme, health cash plan, life assurance, employee assistance programme, free on-site parking, free use of gym and swimming pool, free lunch plus other benefits commensurate with working for a large
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situ, with direct structure determination, and (ii) investigating and optimizing methods for chirality determination using electron crystallography. Candidate We are looking for a highly motivated and
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. Current Mass Spectrometry approaches have been unable to assess most of the FOXA1 protein for PMTs, but new Mass Spectrometry methods such as 'top-down' approaches permit an unprecedented opportunity
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assurance, employee assistance programme, free on-site parking, free use of gym and swimming pool, free lunch plus other benefits commensurate with working for a large Cambridge University College. How
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microbiology or Biomedical Sciences or related discipline and be able to demonstrate sufficient knowledge in the discipline and of research methods and techniques to work within established research programmes