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The Tamura Lab for Circuit Physiology of Cognition is based in the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience (PDN) of the University of Cambridge. Why can we easily notice a friend in a
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transitions in chiral drugs, enabling direct determination of crystal structures at the sub-micron scale. Specifically, we will address two key objectives: (i) probing solid-phase transitions of chiral drugs in
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there. Early applications are encouraged as we reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we find a suitable candidate. In applying for this role, you will provide personal data which the College will
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policymakers to engage directly with leading researchers and innovators to find evidenced and effective solutions to policy challenges. As a Research Assistant, you will contribute to the development
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browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) and device (smartphone, tablet, PC, Mac) you are using. You can typically find this information under settings – Security and Privacy – but this may vary from one
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senior policymakers to engage directly with leading researchers and innovators to find evidenced and effective solutions to policy challenges. The Programme Manager will play a central role in designing
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to investigate host-pathogen interactions for identification of novel targets for drug discovery. The main objective of this post is to conduct research on human pathogens using microbiology and molecular biology
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covering letter, and tips to stand out. We strongly encourage all applicants to read this guidance before applying. You can find it here: Candidate Information Pack The closing date for the receipt
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we’re looking for, how to structure your CV and covering letter, and tips to stand out. We strongly encourage all applicants to read this guidance before applying. You can find it here: Candidate
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the programme and exhibition. With a good knowledge of Black British History, they will identify objects, collections, and narratives to enable the Community Panel and Academic Lead to tell the stories they want