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We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Research Assistant to join a growing lab focused on understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying psychiatric disorders. This is
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enteric pathogen Campylobacter jejuni; the leading bacterial cause of human gastroenteritis globally. This post aims to apply molecular and phenotypic methodologies to characterise the C. jejuni Type VI
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enteric pathogen Campylobacter jejuni; the leading bacterial cause of human gastroenteritis globally. This post aims to apply molecular and phenotypic methodologies to characterise the C. jejuni Type VI
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these in vivo using established models in combination therapy approaches including the use of immune checkpoint inhibition and other antibody targets. The lab is well funded by the Academy of Medical
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. About the Role Your role will be to develop novel methodologies for qualitative and quantitative pollinator monitoring using a combination of AI and molecular methods. You will work with multiple academic
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at the University of Cambridge. This position offers an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate in Biochemistry or Molecular Biology who is keen to gain hands-on experience in advanced molecular and biophysical
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. This position offers an excellent opportunity for a graduate in Biochemistry or Molecular Biology who is keen to gain hands-on experience in advanced molecular and biophysical techniques, with a particular focus
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optimisation techniques and AI-based models to support decision-making in microgrid design and operation. Working in collaboration with a leading global mission critical firm of engineers, this project offers
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chromatography systems. About you This role is ideal for individuals with a strong foundation in molecular biology, biochemistry, or structural biology, who are looking to advance their research experience in
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. Maintain and update specialist knowledge by critically appraising relevant literature in urban resilience, infrastructure systems, or data-driven modeling. Actively participate within the research group