Job Company: University of Oxford
We are seeking a Postdoctoral Scientist in Inflammation to join Professor Alison Simmons’ research group. The goal of this project is to characterise pathogenic lesions in Crohn’s disease at a global molecular level to highlight biological pathways that are over or underactive within human intestinal subsets in Crohn’s. The Postdoctoral Fellowship is being funded and performed in close collaboration with Celgene, and will involve short secondments within Celgene labs to for the postholder to develop skills linked to work in industry. In Oxford the Postdoctoral Scientist will work in collaboration with members of the Target Discovery Institute and Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford. [More]
We are seeking two Postdoctoral Scientists to join Professor Chris Newbold’s Molecular Parasitology research group to work on the understanding of immunity and pathogenesis in malaria. The role will involve work on the control of expression of these multi-gene families, their function and the immune response to them using extensive sequence data that has been compiled. [More]
We are looking for a motivated candidate with an academic background and an interest in developing the skills to manage projects independently. The role requires creative thinking, excellent developer and communication skills in an international environment and a ‘can-do’ philosophy. You will contribute to the planning and development of an integrative single entry point solution for 13 European research infrastructures to offer access to their resources in a cross-platform model. You will co-ordinate with both the developer of the Instruct web-based systems and the technical teams of other related projects. [More]
Applications are invited for a post as a Career Development Fellow in Bioinformatics to join researchers working in the Oxford Parkinson’s Disease Centre, working to understand the neurobiology of Parkinson’s disease. You will analyse expression profiles generated from iPSC lines to identify and characterise the perturbed molecular networks underlying PD and related neurodegenerative disorders. The postholder will guide studies both to explore and treat cellular models of neurodegeneration. You will be encouraged to explore the links between the model molecular perturbations and the wealth of patient genomic and phenotypic data available within the OPDC and beyond. [More]
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Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, Old Road Campus, University of Oxford Grade 7: £30,434 – £34,233 per annum Are you interested in establishing and managing a state-of-the-art HPC facility to enable cutting-edge research? This is an unusual opportunity to develop your experience and skills as part of a friendly team supporting research staff...more... [More]
University of Oxford - Department of Engineering ScienceSalary: Not specified [More]
University of Oxford - Centre for Cellular and Molecular Physiology, Henry Wellcome Building for Molecular PhysiologySalary: Not specified [More]
University of Oxford - Department of ZoologySalary: Not specified [More]
University of Oxford - Department of ZoologySalary: Not specified [More]