Research Associate: In Situ Structural Cell Biology

The Rosalind Franklin Institute

Harwell

On-site

GBP 35,000 - 42,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

25 days holidays plus bank holidays

Generous pension scheme

Group Life Assurance

Cycle to Work Scheme

Free on-site parking

Hybrid and flexible working

Health and wellbeing support

Job summary

The Rosalind Franklin Institute is seeking a Research Associate in Structural Cell Biology to advance in-situ macromolecular structure analysis and reconstruct macromolecular content from tissue data. You will contribute to projects across a collaborative team focusing on cytoskeletal and mitochondrial changes in aging and disease.

The role centers on developing structure determination pipelines and working with Imperial, UCL and Oxford partners to deliver high-quality cryo-electron tomography

Qualifications

PhD/DPhil required or submitted; initial appointment possible.
Experience with in-situ structure reconstruction from tissue data.
Ability to publish and present research findings.

Responsibilities

Develop computational approaches for in-situ structure determination from tissue sources.
Lead and collaborate on projects with clinicians and partner universities.
Plan experiments, analyze results and deliver outputs in reports or presentations.
Contribute to broader Franklin challenges and supervise students or visitors.

Skills

Computational biology

Data analysis

Leadership

Experiment planning

Education

PhD in structural biology

Tools

Cryo-EM

Tomography

Job description

The role centers on developing structure determination pipelines and working with Imperial, UCL and Oxford partners to deliver high-quality cryo-electron tomography

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