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The Brockhurst Lab group within the Division of Evolution, Infection and Genomics wishes to appoint a Research Associate to an exciting project exploring the role of mobile genetic elements in
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to drive forward a collaborative programme of research between the Divisions of Pharmacy and Optometry, Cardiovascular Sciences and Cancer Sciences. The post will be tenable on a fixed term basis until
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3 years, with the possibility to extend. The candidates must have extensive expertise in fungal infection, with ideal candidates having intimate knowledge of at least two of the following: i) genetic
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Type of award Studentship Value Fully Funded Studentships Specified use Please refer to the criteria on the BUDI website . Tenable period Ongoing Continuation of award Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress. Number available This year, there are 50 studentships...
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The post holder will support a research programme funded by the Shreeve Foundation investigating the causes of pancreatic cancer risk through the analysis of large-scale molecular and
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genes to breakdown pollutants are missing. Genetic bioaugmentation, whereby the required genes are delivered to resident bacteria via horizontal gene transfer, offers a promising solution to this problem
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We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to develop preclinical genetic therapies for epilepsy. The project focuses on microRNAs – short noncoding RNAs which negatively regulate gene
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- covering a full postgraduate research programme Please note that existing postgraduate research students cannot be considered for this funding. Tenable period 3.5 years full-time or 7 years part-time
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students. The computer revolution started here in 1948 when a machine known affectionately as ‘The Baby’, ran its first stored program. The celebrated wartime codebreaker Alan Turing worked on this computer
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We are looking to appoint a lab-based postdoctoral research associate to undertake a programme of work funded by The Medical Research Council. The study will evaluate repurposing of commonly used