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and conferences, as necessary To co-supervise MSc and PhD students Willingness to work out of normal working hours (including weekends) if the requirements of the project demand To contribute
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health care. • To assist in the training of PhD students and other members of the LMB. Key responsibilities: Within the overall direction of the programme, the group, the remit of the project and in
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. • To assist in the training of PhD students and other members of the LMB. Key responsibilities: Within the overall direction of the programme, the group, the remit of the project and in discussion with
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research within the focus area of the Reprogramming and Chromatin Group; undertake project management and be involved in the supervision of PhD students in the laboratory. In addition, he/she will be
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to junior researchers and PhD students Contribute to the academic life of the institute by attending and participating in lab meetings, journal clubs, and seminar programmes Present research findings
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into improvements in health care. • Assist in the training of PhD students and other members of the LMB. • To draft scientific papers, and contribute to the overall preparation of research for publication. Key
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translation of research findings into improvements in health care. • To assist in the training of PhD students and other members of the LMB. Key responsibilities: Within the overall direction
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external groups as necessary. Person Specification Academic qualifications: These should include a PhD in neuroscience, psychiatry or a related field, or due to complete PhD within 6 months. Technical skills
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appropriate) Contribute to day-to-day lab operations and shared responsibilities Collaborate effectively within the group and with external collaborators Additional information: Applicants should have a PhD in
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, training, and guidance to junior researchers and PhD students Contribute to the academic life of the institute by attending and participating in lab meetings, journal clubs, and seminar programmes Present