Postdoc Scientist: Nanopore & 3D Tissue Engineering for Life Sciences
Ellison Institute, LLC
Oxford
On-site
GBP 40,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Enhanced holiday pay
Pension
Life Assurance
Income Protection
Private Medical Insurance
Hospital Cash Plan
Therapy Services
Perk Box
Electrical Car Scheme
Job summary
A leading research institute in Oxford is seeking Postdoctoral Research Scientists to advance cutting-edge work in nanotechnology and personalized therapeutics. The role requires a PhD in relevant fields and emphasizes innovation and collaboration. Candidates should have a strong record of research excellence and the ability to tackle complex challenges. Excellent benefits include enhanced holiday pay and private medical insurance. Join us to make a significant impact in biotechnology.
Qualifications
PhD completion in chemical biology, materials science or related fields.
Proven research achievements with publications in high-impact journals.
Experience in single-molecule techniques or protein engineering.
Responsibilities
Design and conduct experiments for technological challenges.
Lead development of emerging technologies.
Contribute to impactful scientific publications.
Skills
Data analysis
Problem-solving
Working independently
Innovation
Collaboration
Education
PhD in relevant field
Tools
Microfluidics
Computational modelling
Device design
Job description
A leading research institute in Oxford is seeking Postdoctoral Research Scientists to advance cutting-edge work in nanotechnology and personalized therapeutics. The role requires a PhD in relevant fields and emphasizes innovation and collaboration. Candidates should have a strong record of research excellence and the ability to tackle complex challenges. Excellent benefits include enhanced holiday pay and private medical insurance. Join us to make a significant impact in biotechnology.