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archaeal genomes, characterizing core and accessory gene dynamics across diverse phylogenetic scales. A key focus will be developing transformer models to capture patterns of prokaryotic evolution, including
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these manipulations have on gene expression. This full-time role would be ideal for someone with a strong background in molecular biology in either model organisms or parasites and an interest in epigenetics
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culture and molecular methods like PCR. A track record of publication and strong scientific writing skills. The ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. A
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. For related previous research, see: Key responsibilities and duties: ¿ Conduct laboratory-based polymer synthesis and characterisation ¿ Design new materials from a molecular understanding
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-pathogen signalling networks in macrophage infection models. You will work in the laboratory of Dr Dominic Byrne, and in collaboration with Claire Eyers from the Centre of Proteomic Research (CPR). You
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PhD in a relevant scientific discipline, for example, Cell Biology-related subject, Tissue Engineering or Biomaterials. Excellent manual dexterity and experience in cell culture and models, and tissue
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are carried by electrons) and biological systems (where signals are carried by ions). This research will cover theoretical models at many scales including electron dynamics, soft-matter physics, materials