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You You will have a BSc in Bioinformatics or related discipline, or the equivalent in professional qualifications and experience. You are required to have extensive research experience in Biosciences
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Reducing Peak Energy Demand with Behaviourally Informed Cooking Innovations The UK government aims to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with Clean Power by 2030. A critical challenge in this transition is the increasing strain on electricity grids, particularly during peak...
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About us Applications are invited for the post of Bioinformatics Research Assistant at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology, ranked the best place in the world to study Ophthalmology (CWUR Rankings by
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The Role We are seeking a highly motivated researcher - either a Grade 7 PhD holder, or a Grade 6 graduate - to join the IMPACTS project, funded by the Northern Net Zero Accelerator. The project
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research, combining membrane-protein biochemistry, molecular biology, biophysics, genomics, cross-linking mass-spectrometry, bioinformatics, live-cell imaging and structural biology (X-ray crystallography
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: for details of our expertise, see Research Expertise - Liverpool Law School - University of Liverpool . We are especially keen to receive applications from candidates whose PhD proposal relates
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or nearing the completion of a relevant PhD. Essential skills include hands on experience with mechanical characterisation of biological entities and investigation of their flow patterns inside closed systems
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to other teaching, supervision and professional training as well as undertake any associated management and administrative duties. To apply for this position, you should have a PhD in a health informatics
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. About you You will: Possess sufficient breadth/depth of specialist and core knowledge in the discipline, as demonstrated by a PhD (obtained or nearing completion) in English literature or an equivalent
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literature reviews, designing studies, and collecting data. They will be able to interact with PhD students and other pre-docs, take one PhD course per term, attend workshops and seminars and be part of