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and outstanding education are interlinked and equally valued. We are seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Materials Modelling to join the Multiscale Materials Modelling Group in
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award to Dr Darren Fayne “Mapping the human pocketome - using pharmacophores to enable drug discovery applications”. This project will model the 3D structure of all human proteins, identify plausible
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. The role requires strong expertise in microbiome bioinformatic technologies (e.g., shotgun metagenomics), and advanced data analysis including statistical modelling, multi-omic integration and reproducible
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advanced data analysis including statistical modelling, multi-omic integration and reproducible computational pipelines. The Senior Post-Doctoral Researcher will integrate microbiome outputs with clinical
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industrial decarbonisation modelling to support the EU-funded FLARE project. The role will lead the technical development and integration of bottom-up, organisation-level decarbonisation models for energy
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, as well as whether the proposed treatments can mitigate the negative consequences of preterm delivery and caesarean section. This highly interdisciplinary program combines preclinical animal models
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via extracellular vesicles (EVs). To closely mimic the clinical setting, the project will utilise advanced 3D dynamic in vitro and in vivo models of breast cancer. Salary: Postdoctoral Researcher
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and NECP processes. IMPACT combines quantitative modelling, decomposition analysis, and policy evaluation with close stakeholder collaboration to ensure methodological credibility and institutional
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delivery and caesarean section. This highly interdisciplinary program combines preclinical animal models (zebrafish and rodents) with molecular and cellular biology, biochemistry, and in vitro approaches
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, Associate Professor in Biomedical Engineering. The researcher will join Dr McEvoy’s group, which brings together expertise in active cell biomechanics and in-vitro tumour models. The group’s overall focus is