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: 1) develop new tools to quantitatively characterise actin and myosin organisation at the cortex, and 2) investigate how actin-myosin nanoscale organisation changes during the cortical tension increase
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position (maternity cover) in the group of Dr Madeline Lancaster at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB). The successful applicant will join a multi-disciplinary research programme aimed
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. We are also committed to providing training and development opportunities including support towards role-related qualifications. Further information about the benefits available can be found at http
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at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB). The overall goal of the group is to study neuroimmune interactions in organoid models and primary tissues, undertaking research to develop light sheet microscopy
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fosters a positive, empowering research environment to support the development of the next generation of scientists. We seek candidates with expertise in areas such as tissue multi-omics and 3D tissue
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training and development opportunities including support towards role-related qualifications. Further information about the benefits available can be found at http://www.discover.ukri.org/benefits-of-working
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questions through the study of macromolecular structure at the molecular and/or cellular scales. Areas of interest include biology-focussed research and/or methods development, using experimental and/or
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development opportunities including support towards role-related qualifications. Further information about the benefits available can be found at http://www.discover.ukri.org/benefits-of-working-at-ukri
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students and scientific officers. It is one of Europe's leading cancer research centres, supporting cutting-edge work into the molecular mechanisms of cancer development. As well as core support from Cancer
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to immunotherapy. Despite its significance, this subtype cannot currently be reliably identified using genetic profiling alone. This Jules Thorne funded programme brings together a multidisciplinary team to develop