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-time post (35 hours per week) offered on a fixed-term contract for 11 months (up to 14 months if part-time), starting in September/October 2025. Part-time, flexible, and remote working arrangements can
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following skills and experience: Essential criteria A PhD in Cell or Molecular Biology, Immunology or a related subject * Experience of mammalian cell culture (both primary and cell lines) Excellent knowledge
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into human biology and may in the future lead to improved understanding of infertility and placenta-related complications of pregnancy. Applicants must hold a PhD in cell, developmental or reproductive biology
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Putts; and inflammatory genetics. The successful candidate will support other researchers and MSc/PhD students. They will develop novel scientific questions and lead on the analysis of specific aspects
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The detection of chemical cues from the outside world is fundamental to animal survival. In mammals, sensing of the external chemical environment governs diverse behaviours including selection of food, social
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Putts; and inflammatory genetics. The successful candidate will support other researchers and MSc/PhD students. They will develop novel scientific questions and lead on the analysis of specific aspects
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in sustainability, photonic and quantum technologies, new nanostructured materials, sensing, imaging and clean energy. The group adopts an interdisciplinary approach to provide leading-edge research in
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The detection of chemical cues from the outside world is fundamental to animal survival. In mammals, sensing of the external chemical environment governs diverse behaviours including selection of food, social
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criteria PhD in Neuroscience or near to completion* At least one first-author publication in a scientific journal Extensive experience working with mice Extensive experience analysing single-cell RNA
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neurophysiological and neuro-immune profiling of the impaired skin barrier and maladaptive neuronal responses underlying pain in epidermolysis bullosa. About You The candidate will have a PhD in the field