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talented clinicians to carry out exciting research projects as part of the Crick’s clinical PhD programme. About the Fellowships: This fully funded three-year PhD programme offers talented clinicians
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aims to achieve reliable genome design and synthesis – engineering cells to have specific functions – which will be a major milestone in modern biology. A dedicated social science program will support
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part of a British Heart Foundation-funded programme exploring the transition from health to disease through imaging-genetics. What you would be doing: The role offers 80% protected research time and 20
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institutes working at the interface of technology and life sciences. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a research programme that is technique-agnostic, impact-driven, and unafraid to push
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for Human Genetics. You will play a central role in an interdisciplinary research programme investigating how immune mechanisms contribute to psychiatric and neurological disorders. You will play a central
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papers and have a clear idea of their future research direction and programme. In line with our School’s Gold Athena Swan accreditation, we support and encourage applications from diverse backgrounds
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to deliver an awarding campus-wide employee wellbeing strategy and programme. The importance of good health and adopting a healthier lifestyle and the commitment to reduce work-related stress is strongly
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development scientist to join a recently funded 5-year programme of antifungal drug discovery at the MRC Centre for Medical Mycology. This exciting new programme connects MRC CMM researchers with drug discovery
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, 320 acres of rolling parkland, wellbeing walks, Wellbeing Ambassador network, on-campus medical centre including NHS Dentist, Occupational Health and a 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme. Campus
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you will be doing: As a Postdoctoral Fellow, you will be part of a project funded by the National Institutes of Health within the BRAIN CONNECTS programme, led by Schaefer with Chris Jacobsen