Post-doctoral Research Fellowship (Part-time; 50%): synthetic biology/ inverse pharmacology

University of Edinburgh

Deadline:
17 April 2015
(application date has expired)
£31,342 to £37,394
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Research Fellow (Synbiol/Inverse Pharmacology)
£31,342 - £37,394 (pro rata for 17.5hrs per week)

This post is an important part of a project in the University's Synthetic Biology Research Centre, and will forge a new link between synthetic biology and pharmacology. Located in Prof Jamie Davies' lab (George Square site), the post-holder will work on a project to engineer custom drug-controllability into mammalian transcription factors. The post requires a PhD/DPhil in molecular genetics/ molecular cell biology/ molecular pharmacology, and experience in mammalian cell culture techniques. Knowledge of protein engineering, pharmacology or chemoinformatics would be an advantage. No in vivo animal work is involved.

This part-time position is closely related to the half-time computer-based position Research Fellow - Developer (Ref: 032913) and the positions could be combined to one full-time position for a suitable candidate.

Apply online, view further information or browse more jobs at our website by clicking on the ‘apply’ button. Ref: 032914. Closing date: 17th April 2015

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Post-doctoral Research Fellowship (Part-time; 50%): synthetic biology/ inverse pharmacology

University of Edinburgh