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15 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Birmingham Department School of Psychology Research Field Psychological sciences » Cognitive science Computer science Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Application Deadline 17 Feb 2026 - 17:00...
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, compelling content across all channels for a variety of products and audiences and ensuring appropriate tone of voice and branding that aligns with the University’s Global Top 50 ambitions Manage the
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life microbiome research and is seeking to join an inclusive team. The skills/experience of the successful candidate represents a flexible framework that will align with different aspects of the Wellcome
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Using metagenomic sequencing to diagnose the causative agent of an infectious disease is becoming one of the most hotly pursued research topics in microbiology. This method allows sequencing to be
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. Experience monitoring of budgets. Good working knowledge of standard Microsoft Office software. Ability to work flexibly and effectively both in a team and independently, managing multiple priorities. Other
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. These events can reshape microbial communities and elevate the risk of human exposure to harmful pathogens. This project will use cutting-edge metagenomic, genomic and transcriptomic sequencing to investigate
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experiments, performing DNA extraction and next-generation sequencing (NGS), carrying out microbiome studies, and potentially contributing to bioinformatics analysis. Role Summary Work within specified research
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single cell and bulk genomics library preparation, sequencing and experience with NGS data analysis Ability to assess resource requirements and use resources effectively Evidence of researcher capabilities
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effectively, including analysis of RNA sequencing data using R and high-performance computing servers Proven to be self-motivated and able to effectively generate plan of work on consultation with supervisor
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the drivers behind this public health issue have not been identified. In this project, we will use a dataset of C. difficile genome sequences to generate a nationwide population snapshot of