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of the Genomics Research Centre . Soskic Group studies molecular mechanisms that regulate B cell activation, antibody production and their genetic variability. We use a wide range of immunological and
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studies; Adhering to the best practice guidelines for research governance and ethics, throughout all aspects of their work; Following and promoting open science practices within the Centre; Reviewing
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requirements A PhD in a relevant subject such as mathematics, computer science, physics, engineering, or a related discipline. Candidates who have not yet defended their PhD are eligible to apply, provided
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studies; Adhering to the best practice guidelines for research governance and ethics, throughout all aspects of their work; Following and promoting open science practices within the Centre; Reviewing
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, human stem cell biology, and basic virology. We develop and use cutting edge human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC) technology to establish human in vitro disease models to study neuroinflammation in human
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. The group collaborates closely with clinical teams at UCL and Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesù, connecting basic science with clinical practice to ensure translational impact. By addressing key challenges in
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. The group collaborates closely with clinical teams at UCL and Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesù, connecting basic science with clinical practice to ensure translational impact. By addressing key challenges in
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candidate will also have: a PhD degree in nanotechnology, biotechnology, biology, immunology, chemistry, biomedical/chemical engineering, or related disciplines. Prior post-doc experience is not required and
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variety of collaborators with varying degrees of know-how. Mandatory requirements: A PhD degree in neurobiology or related areas. Strong organization skills and attention to detail; propensity to structure
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software, following best practices of software engineering (e.g., revisioning and containerization). Job requirements Mandatory: A PhD degree in a quantitative field (bioinformatics, computer