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Institute / Unit Information The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) is one of the birthplaces of modern molecular biology and has played an important role in the development of many new techniques
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) recently established a graduate programme designed to train and develop fresh science graduates into skilled laboratory technicians. The programme offers aspiring scientists the opportunity to work within
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outcome, we focus on the epigenetic reprogramming events that occur naturally in vivo during mouse development (in the mouse zygote and in the developing mouse germ cells) (http://www.lms.mrc.ac.uk/Research
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) recently established a graduate programme designed to train and develop fresh science graduates into skilled laboratory technicians. The programme offers aspiring scientists the opportunity to work within
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development and training across all IT infrastructure and services and keeping abreast of latest developments, particularly the areas of in-depth expertise Support teams and encourage inter-team working with
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-to-end recruitment process and ensuring the relevant people (Imperial / UKRI Recruitment teams) are informed at every step. This includes having input to the development and finalisation of job
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et al., Nature Genetics 2021). Our most recent work focuses on understanding key processes in human and mouse development, male infertility, and epitranscriptomics, using cutting-edge genomic and
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a clear estates development strategy to meet operational and sustainability ambitions. Working closely with, and reporting to the Head of Engineering and Estates, the role is responsible for managing
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organisations, from SMEs to major pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. The post-holder will focus on supporting the development of industry partnerships that align with MRC LMS research priorities i.e. in
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organisations, from SMEs to major pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. The post-holder will focus on supporting the development of industry partnerships that align with MRC LMS research priorities i.e. in