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interactions in the condensed phase and at surfaces, with a particular emphasis on the development and application of first principles and/or machine learning approaches. Research in the Michaelides group
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. The successful applicant will have (or be about to obtain) a PhD in a relevant subject. The applicant is expected to develop new ideas and concepts in the areas outlined below in collaboration with the PI, by
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lead on projects around gene therapies in Parkinson's disease and be expected to contribute to student lab supervision. We seek applicants with a PhD (or close to submission) in neuroscience, and
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Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 2 years. Programming languages provide an interface for developing increasingly complex models in science. However, as computer models grow more
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and committed undergraduates and postgraduates. The successful applicant for this position will have a PhD, formal pedagogical training, and recent experience in delivering outstanding University
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. The position is available up until the end of 2025. Where a PhD has yet to be awarded the appointment will initially be made at Research Assistant level (Grade 5) and amended to Research Associate (Grade 7) upon
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About the Project We invite applications for a fully-funded at Home fees 4-year PhD studentship project to investigate a newly discovered mechanism of translational regulation in bacteria, with
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lab integrates machine learning and high-throughput biochemistry to study how proteins selectively recognise their substrates, how this process is perturbed in cancer and how it can be hijacked to find
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offer a benefits package including: 36 days holiday (inclusive of Christmas closure and bank holidays) Free meals on shift A 6% employer contributory pension scheme Free car parking (if available) Life
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complex behaviours, including learning, in the small invertebrate model organism C. elegans. We have recently discovered a range of novel dopamine receptors in C. elegans and found that different receptors