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The Ellison Institute of Technology in Oxford, United Kingdom, is seeking talented scientists to join its Plant Biology Institute and advance genome technologies for next-generation plant transformation.
Successful candidates will design and perform experiments, develop innovative genetic manipulation methods, and contribute to publications and collaborations across AI, automation and generative biology.
The Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) is seeking talented scientists to join its Plant Biology Institute in Oxford, United Kingdom, and contribute to innovative research aimed at transforming plant science and sustainable agriculture.
The Ellison Institute of Technology is an interdisciplinary research organisation focused on translating scientific discoveries into practical solutions for some of humanity's most significant challenges.
Its research spans four key areas:
EIT brings together scientists, engineers, technologists, and innovators to develop solutions that can progress from laboratory research to large-scale real-world impact.
Led by Professor Steve Kelly, the Plant Biology Institute at EIT Oxford aims to advance plant science and develop commercially sustainable solutions for global food production and planetary health.
Its research focuses on improving plant productivity, reducing dependence on agricultural inputs, developing sustainable plant-based production platforms, and accelerating the discovery and application of new plant technologies.
Researchers will have access to advanced laboratory and plant growth facilities and opportunities to collaborate with experts in artificial intelligence, automation, and generative biology.
EIT is recruiting scientists at different experience levels to contribute to its Advanced Genome Technologies and next-generation plant transformation programmes.
The successful candidates will design and conduct experiments to develop improved methods for genetic manipulation, plant regeneration, and DNA/RNA delivery into plant cells.
Experience in one or more of the following areas will be advantageous.