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exciting opportunity to use AI-based methods to uncover the molecular mechanisms behind mRNA processing and fate. You will be part of a computational team, led by Dr Susanne Bornelöv, which studies the role
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Administrator, with a special emphasis on the MPhil in Politics and International Studies. In conjunction with Programme Director, the post holder will be in charge of all administrative elements from admissions
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programme including free yoga and bootcamp sessions To learn more about this role, or to make an informal enquiry, please contact the Head of Hospitality and Catering, Catherine Kearsey, on catherine.kearsey
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their wellbeing in and out of work and there are plenty of opportunities to join in with the regular wellbeing events that are run at the School as part of the Clinical School Wellbeing Programme. The team is based
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of Computer Science at the University of Cambridge. The research group focuses on the computational tooling and mathematical foundations of higher category theory, and its applications in computer science, mathematics
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atmospheric science, computational mathematics and physics. Experience with the Unified Model or atmospheric modelling is highly desirable but not essential. Experience with radiative transfer models
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://www.path.cam.ac.uk/graduate/fully-funded-studentships . Key objectives include: Characterizing the molecular mechanism of this translational regulation using a combination of genetics, molecular biology, and
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University Department of Psychiatry, clinical institutions such as Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, and with a secondment to industry (Akrivia Health) to advance science and develop common
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. The work will entail electrophysiological analysis, structural biology approaches such as cryo electron microscopy, computational modelling, cell biology and biochemistry. The role holder will therefore need
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The University of Cambridge and Infinitus (China) Company Limited established the Cambridge Infinitus Research Centre (CIRCE) within the Department of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology