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platforms that respond to humanity’s most challenging problems. EIT is investing significant resources in a new world-class research and development facility in the Oxford Science Park, including GBI. EIT is
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imaging data, and the development of Large Language Models of biological sequences and their interactions. A position is available within the group to further advance these models and use them to extract
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://twhiscock.github.io/). There are multiple projects available in the group, and considerable flexibility in project direction. Successful candidates will have the opportunity and mentorship available to develop
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role in developing our knowledge of the effect of radiation (microbeam +/- FLASH) on fibroblast and myeloid populations in pancreatic and bladder cancer models. About you The successful candidate must
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agents for pathogenic bacteria. The role: As a Research Scientist on the MRC-funded project "Mechanism of multiple drug resistance and genetic evolution of prevalent Salmonella serotypes derived from
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development of a collegial, open culture, research integrity and ethical practice. You will also mentor the development of junior staff as required, supervise students and support aspect(s) of management
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possessing outstanding attention to detail, analytical and interpersonal skills. You'll have excellent communication, prioritisation, and organisational skills able to meet multiple deadlines and will be able
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and deploy the most promising prototypes at multiple field sites around the world via our global collaborator network. An important part of the work will be publishing high quality research papers in
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the latest developments in fundamental and applied interdisciplinary research, covering the life, physical, earth, social, and health sciences. A fast-paced peer-review process, exceptional author service and
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October 2025 Academic Development Programme - new Assistant Professors will undertake a 5-year development programme, at the end of which they are expected to be promoted to Associate Professor