Organoid Multiomics Postdoc: CRISPR & Single-Cell Genomics

University of Oxford; Oxford; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading academic institution in the UK is seeking an enthusiastic post-doctoral scientist for a six-year fixed-term position. The role involves leading a research project on colorectal cancer, focusing on the wet lab and analytic components of stem cell studies. Candidates should have expertise in multi-omic technologies and tissue culture, alongside a PhD or nearing completion in a relevant field. Collaborative skills and a strong publication record are essential.

Qualifications

• Hold or be close to completing a PhD in a relevant field.
• Strong experience in multi-omic technologies.
• Bench competency with tissue culture and molecular analyses.
• Familiarity with colorectal cancer and advanced imaging is advantageous.
• Strong publication record and excellent communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead wet lab and analytic components of the SMOC study.
• Oversee multi-omic and phenotypic profiling of organoids.
• Develop pipelines connecting genotype, transcriptome, and phenotypes.
• Collaborate with biologists, modelers, and clinical partners.

Skills

Single-cell and/or bulk multi-omic technologies

Data analysis and interpretation skills

Tissue culture (2D and 3D)

Communication skills

Collaborative mindset

Education

PhD in molecular biology, genomics, cancer biology, or related field

Job description

A leading academic institution in the UK is seeking an enthusiastic post-doctoral scientist for a six-year fixed-term position. The role involves leading a research project on colorectal cancer, focusing on the wet lab and analytic components of stem cell studies. Candidates should have expertise in multi-omic technologies and tissue culture, alongside a PhD or nearing completion in a relevant field. Collaborative skills and a strong publication record are essential.