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development Experience of presenting research at academic/non-academic conferences Excellent written and oral communication skills Desirable Knowledge of summary-based and modular analysis, static program
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developmental post, and the successful candidate will be supported to develop legacy research plans from this research programme. The post provides an excellent opportunity for a motivated candidate to work with
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an integrated programme of medicinal chemistry and further screening, PTSuppress will optimise these lead compounds and repurpose already approved drugs. Ultimately, we will validate the best compounds/drugs
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contemporary treatment protocols. In collaboration with a commercial company, we will develop an NGS assay to screen a cohort of ~1,200 patients using existing samples. You will contribute to the design of
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• To liaise with research colleagues and make internal and external contacts to develop knowledge and understanding to form relationships for future research collaboration • To plan and manage own research
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on various water electrolyser materials and technologies. The candidate will be joining a team of researchers across five institutes working on 5 year programme grant Ocean Refuel. Ocean Renewable
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team of researchers across five institutes working on 5 year programme grant Ocean Refuel. Ocean Renewable Energy Fuels project will explore ways of converting ocean energy into fuels including hydrogen
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Immunotherapy Research Group, as we deliver world-class translational research in immune-mediated rheumatic diseases. Your role will be to develop new analytical pipelines for the analysis of high-dimensional
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the Galapagos giant tortoise lineages. Results from this project will then be used to guide an ancestry-informed captive breeding program, which will be designed during the post. You should have (or be about to
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scheme, extensive training opportunities including a bespoke personal development plan, and peer support from a cross disciplinary cohort of talented postdoctoral and early career researchers. Newcastle