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, and genome engineering. These systems support quantitative and mechanistic studies, allowing us to address how cis-regulatory elements function and their effect on the body plan (Amblard et al., Dev
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Phil Holliger at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB), within a programme aimed at aptamer (or other biomolecular ligands) discovery. Specifically, to undertake research to investigate methods
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apply. Contract Type Fixed Term Job Type Science Full Time / Part Time Full Time Contract Length 18 Months Job Description Overall Purpose Research Programme The Reprogramming and Chromatin group led by
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Fixed Term Job Type Science Full Time / Part Time Full Time Contract Length 2 years (with a possibility of extension) Job Description Overall purpose: Research Programme The Reprogramming and Chromatin
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2.5 privilege days & 8 bank holidays), family friendly policies (6 months full pay maternity & adoption leave), a range of shopping/travel discounts, access to our Employee Assistant Programme Scheme
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leave), a range of shopping/travel discounts, access to our Employee Assistant Programme Scheme, Health and Wellbeing Support and a salary sacrifice cycle to work scheme. Please follow this link to find
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development. Main duties / key responsibilities: Design, plan, and conduct high-quality, independent research aligned with the project aims Critically analyse, interpret, and present experimental data with
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initiatives across the institute. Main duties / key responsibilities: Design, plan, and conduct high-quality, independent research aligned with the project aims Critically analyse, interpret, and present
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projects and co-supervise students. Main duties / Key responsibilities: Design, plan, and conduct high-quality, independent research aligned with the project aims Critically analyse, interpret, and present
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apply. Contract Type Fixed Term Job Type Science Full Time / Part Time Full Time Contract Length 18 Months Job Description Overall Purpose Research Programme The Reprogramming and Chromatin group led by