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methodology project looking at the design and analysis of randomised trials of interventions to reduce the risk of vector-borne diseases (e.g. malaria and dengue). The Project offers an interdisciplinary
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methodologies include cell culture, analysis of DNA damage and repair by microscopy and RNA-sequencing for splicing analysis. Main Duties The responsibilities may include some but not all of the responsibilities
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if the function of candidate seed developmental regulators is conserved in the fern archegonium through the creation and analysis of Ceratopteris transgenic lines. Resolve the relationship between
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the NIHR Research for Patient Benefit programme, with the aim of developing and refining a multi-component behaviour change intervention for reducing delay and increasing identification of work-related
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cytoplasmic lysyl hydroxylase that modifies a translation factor GTPase (Nature Chem Bio 2018; Genet Med 2023; Structure 2024; Cell Mol Life Sci 2021). Here in this highly competitive BBSRC-funded project, you
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responsible for the entire project from polymer synthesis, crystallisation-driven self-assembly, characterising data collection interpretation. Training will be provided in all of the component techniques but
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supervision Conduct qualitative data collection, including semi-structured interviews and/or focus groups Analyse and interpret qualitative data using appropriate methods (e.g. thematic analysis) Use
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to data analysis and biological interpretation. Role Summary Develop, implement, and apply advanced reproducible computational tools and workflows to process, analyse, and interpret large-scale LC–MS-based
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areas or equivalent qualifications Proven experience in structural biology, preferably by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, both in data acquisition and analysis Track record of working
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Collect research data via experiments carried out on the analysis and recycling of Li ion battery materials Supervise students on research related work and provide guidance to PhD students on the Li ion