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scalable solutions across the board. PhD or equivalent experience in Bioprocess Engineering, Synthetic Biology, Fermentation Science, or a related field, ideally with experience in yeast and fungi
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to collaborate, and a proactive attitude are key. This role is ideal for someone motivated by scientific data infrastructure and public health impact. Requirements A Master’s or PhD degree in a life sciences or
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) that is renewable for multiple additional 5-year periods, and access to state-of-the-art research and top-notch support core facilities, as well as support to attract talented PhD students and postdocs from
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. PhD in life sciences and >10 year experience in human life sciences research. Experience or an interest in computational biology and or drug development is a plus. Broad scientific interest and the
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Description We are seeking a motivated, dedicated, and detail-oriented individual to join our team as a Laboratory Associate. In this role, you will work closely with postdoctoral researchers and PhD students
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. Charlotte Scott and will work alongside 8 PhD students and 6 postdocs, 2 wet-lab technicians and 2 computational experts. This role involves working closely with the other members of the team on different
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in reporting, presentations, and cross-core quality tracking Contribute to technology implementation and pilot evaluation of new methods Your Profile PhD in molecular biology, genomics
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, internships, technicians, PhD students, post-docs) in aseptic cell culture techniques Responsible for the purchase of cell culture-related consumables, disposables and equipment Keep track of the inventory and
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with other technicians, PhD students and postdoctoral researchers to ensure smooth running of the lab. Responsibilities will include husbandry and management of mouse colonies, stock management system
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for drug discovery Industrial experience is a plus PhD or equivalent degree in biology, pharmacology, biochemistry or a related field with a strong background in cell biology and intracellular signaling