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Candidates should have a PhD or equivalent in microbiologybiochemistry or a related discipline and postgraduate experience in an area appropriate to our goals. Experience of working with clostridia would be an advantage, but is by no means essential. Excellent academic qualifications, the ability to work on their own initiative and good teamwork skills are a. must. This full-time post will be offered on a fixed-term contract until 31 March 2014. For more details please see The University of Nottingham website.. Pension available.

You should have BSc and PhD in molecular cell biology biochemistry or equivalent, experience in confocal microscopy, experience with generation of expression vectors such as plant binary vectors for expression of fluorescent protein fusions and an ability to work by oneself and as part of a team. You will be responsible for projects relating to plant myosin. and organelle movement research including financial monitoring of consumables required for the projects, liaison with collaborators, and monitoring progress towards objectives targets, planning and carrying out experimental work, keeping accurate laboratory notebooks, data analysis and interpretation and report writing, writing papers for publication and making presentations at meetings and or conferences and informal supervision of masters PhD students.. Or application forms can be requested by calling 01865 484537 or apply online at http www.brookes.ac.uk vacancy quoting reference 485 17934 MM. Pension: No details held.

Job Title: Scientific Technician (Food biochemistry)Location: Near Evesham (Gloucestershire)Hours: Full TimeSalary: £16,423-£22,567 Summary: My Client provides a range of services based on research and analysis in the food industry.Particularly wheat and the transformation of grains......

Your World Medical Recruitment are currently searching for a Locum Biochemistry BMS for an ongoing contract. The client, based in South East London are a busy Laboratory and require someone with minimum 2 years experience and available to start as soon as ......

Applications are invited for the post of post-doctoral Research Associate, funded by Ovarian Cancer Action. The position is within the Molecular Therapeutics section of the Department of Surgery and Cancer, working within the Tumour Suppressor Group.. super-family, this GPI-anchored protein is lost in over 80 of ovarian tumours through epigenetic silencing of the gene. Loss of OPCML function has been identified in an increasing range of epithelial cancers.Applicants should have a PhD and research background in a Life Science discipline. Experience of protein production and purification as well as signaling biology or membrane-associated protein biochemistry would be an advantage.. Pension available.

This project is joint research council funded as part of the Lifelong Health and Wellbeing Initiative and will be investigating the effects of the time of day of influenza vaccination on immune and endocrine function in older adults and in a homologue mouse model.Candidates for this post must have a first degree in Life or Health SciencesMedicine and be. undergoing or have attained a PhD in an area of Life Sciences or HealthMedical Research and a strong background in and commitment to human and laboratory animal research.Due to the nature of the assays, biochemistry or immunology training andor laboratory experience is essential. However, applicants must also have excellent interpersonal skills in order to successfully recruit human participants from these older age-groups. Pension: No details held.

Funded for 3 years from 1st Oct 2011. Applications are invited for a CRUK funded research assistant position in Buzz Baums Laboratory at the MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology. The successful applicant will use techniques from molecular, cell and developmental biology to study the role of the mitotic cortex in human cancer progression. This will . involve duties relating to the day to day running of the lab, as well as working independently, with the PI and with members of the team in carrying out research in this area. Candidates should be independent and highly motivated, but willing to work as part of a team. While experience in cell biology and RNAi will be viewed favourably, they are not essential. The successful candidate will have a BSc in a relevant subject e.g. Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Chemical Biology. . Apply online and search on Reference Number 1194983. Pension available.

Must have a degree in Microbiology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology or Biochemical Engineering, and have a PhD or EngD in Chemical or Biochemical Engineering or in possession of relevant equivalent qualifications research experience. They will also possess high level of theoretical and practical experience of modern process scale magnetic bioseparation methods -. especially High-Gradient Magnetic Fishing HGMF for the recovery of protein target molecules, and magnetic support functionalization chemistry. The project will involve i pilot-scale fermentation of E. coli cells expressing periplasmic-expressed recombinant antibody fragments followed by ii selective extractioniii recovery and purification of the targets using new magnetic separation technologies being advanced in the project in house and by other MagPro2Life partners... Please apply online quoting reference number 43493. Pension: No details held.

Applicants are required for a Gates funded TB project for up to two years starting from 1st October 2011. The successful candidate should have expertise in biochemistry, crystallisation and X-ray crystallography of proteins, computational analysis of crystal structures. A knowledge of the use of structure-guided drug discovery and fragment based methods in . drugs discovery is essential.. Limit of tenure Up to 2 years.. Pension: No details held.