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or in vitro reconstitution and would like to lead a project developing novel imaging tools to understand different biomolecules of cell-cell interfaces and who would like to gain further experience in
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clinical applications of novel cell and gene therapies in one integrated setting. In this environment, our research group focuses on combining novel genome engineering tools (e.g., CRISPR-based) and
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mechanisms in blood cell regeneration at different ages and aims to characterize how stem and progenitor cell fate and function is altered between steady state and inflammatory conditions. We further explore
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novel imaging tools to understand different biomolecules of cell-cell interfaces and who would like to gain further experience in cutting edge techniques including super-resolution imaging, condensate
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at different length scales, from single molecules (Prof Goult, Liverpool) to the tissue scale (Prof Sinha, Cambridge). To reach the collaborative goals, the teams will be in regular contacts for coordination
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of Researchers (Charter and Code). Please, check out our Recruitment Policy The role We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated postdoctoral bioinformatician to join the Single Cell Epigenomics and Cancer
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at different length scales, from single molecules (Prof Goult, Liverpool) to the tissue scale (Prof Sinha, Cambridge). To reach the collaborative goals, the teams will be in regular contacts for coordination
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Research Assistant Professor (RaP) to join their group. The RaP will lead and engage in research activities in the field of cell motility and cell mechanics. The RaP will write their own manuscripts, prepare
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of Oxford. Our lab’s goal is to understand how B cells are activated in vivo. We aim to identify the micro-anatomical niches in which B cells receive activating and inhibitory signals, to uncover the cellular
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a talented and motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to join an MRC-funded project investigating how immune checkpoint receptors regulate T-cell activation and function. Project Overview