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Synthase cofactor, in a collaborative project involving King’s College London and Imperial College London (Dr Daniel Wilson, Dr Maxie Roessler). Applicants should have a PhD in synthetic chemistry, ideally
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and PhD students) and openly share expertise knowledge with team members (e.g. Post-docs). Collaborate with other two post-docs working in this research programme, to deliver on project aims. Contribute
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from the Institute of Sensors and Signals (ISS) at Heriot-Watt University and Prof. Mike Davies at the University of Edinburgh, Leonardo staff, PhD students and the other PDRAs at the collaborating
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must either have a PhD in a relevant biological subject or have submitted or about to submit their PhD thesis. Candidates must also have demonstrable expertise in biochemistry, cell biology and/or
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in the research and management of the Computational Materials Discovery group. You supervise and guide students at the bachelor, master and PhD level. You contribute to the teaching activities in
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linked with mutability, followed by experimental testing of these hypotheses in human B cells. The candidate should have a PhD (or have submitted their thesis) in a relevant area of biological
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Centre in the Denmark Hill Campus. The applicant should have a PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, Medical Imaging, or a related area (or pending results). They should have good analytical and
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management and the establishment of chronic inflammation. Supervision and training of team members including PhD and Master students in (phospho)proteomics, lipidomics and cell culture techniques. Support of
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diabetes. You should have a strong background and hold a PhD degree (or have submitted your thesis) in a relevant discipline. You must possess strong communication and written skills, whilst experience in
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Full-Time, Fixed-Term (36 months) Salary is £41,945 to £48,003 pro-rata per annum (including London Allowance) We are looking for a highly motivated early career researcher with a PhD (or near