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Employee assistance programme: Staff Support Service Discounted medical insurance Please visit https://www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/rewards-and-benefits to find out more. Our commitment to Equality, Diversity
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-impact research aimed at understanding how neural circuits shape behaviour. The role offers substantial scope to influence experimental direction, develop innovative approaches, and contribute
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develop your skills in areas of interest. The ideal candidate: You will have or be close to finishing a PhD in biophysics or proteomics. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience in plant cell
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environment with outstanding institutional support. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work in a collaborative environment and develop your skills in areas of interest. The ideal candidate: You will
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between different neuronal cell types are organized and how this organization enables the computations they perform. To do this, we combine approaches from systems and molecular neuroscience and develop new
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of triterpenoid bioactives, inspired by the chemical diversity of the Plant Kingdom. The post is part of a larger programme in the Osbourn lab on harnessing plant metabolic diversity for medicinal, agricultural and
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develop your skills in areas of interest. The ideal candidate: You will have or be close to finishing a PhD in plant genetics or plant molecular biology. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated
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mammalian cell work are desirable. The candidate should have worked independently and have good communication skills for teamwork. This is a three-year training and development position suitable for you if
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networks (PMID:26655834, PMID:34106209, PMID:39009834 and BioRxiv. https://doi.org/10.64898/2025.12.01.691495). The importance of Arp2/3 complex subunit isoforms is evident from the observation that loss
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parallel, the Institute is developing state-of-the-art methods that integrate living tissues with synthetic scaffolds to model and repair organs. These efforts converge across three interrelated programmes