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1 month ago | Biotech, | Lab-based, | Scientist | UK
272BIO Ltd is an emerging specialist biotechnology company that focuses on developing novel biological therapies for veterinary disease areas. 272BIO is now expanding and will shortly open a new protein science facility at Kent Science Park near Sittingbourne in Kent and is recruiting a dynamic team to engineer and produce the protein biologics that form the basis of high quality, specific and affordable new biological veterinary medicines.
1 month ago | Biotech, | Scientist | Oxford
The Rosalind Franklin Institute (the Franklin) is a national research centre, funded by the UK government through UK Research and Innovation, dedicated to bringing about transformative changes in life science through interdisciplinary research and technology. We believe that every disease, stress or pathology in nature can be understood by its molecular clockwork.
One of our goals is to study the mechanisms of pathology at the atomic level. Within the Next Generation Chemistry theme, we intend to map the precise interactions of (glyco)lipids with peptides and proteins, with an emphasis on bacterial systems that drive pathology. Within this Wellcome Trust-funded project, you will develop hypothesis-focused lipid, protein and peptide systems that will chemically delineate the assembly of key membrane constructs.
The project, as part of a larger team, is a collaboration with other themes at the Franklin and with both potential industrial and academic collaborators (specifically in this project at the University of Oxford and University College London with whom you will work extensively). This Postdoctoral Research Associate post, which is for 3 years in the first instance, reports to the Franklin’s Theme Lead for Chemistry, and will work alongside other researchers in the Franklin.
One of our goals is to study the mechanisms of pathology at the atomic level. Within the Next Generation Chemistry theme, we intend to map the precise interactions of (glyco)lipids with peptides and proteins, with an emphasis on bacterial systems that drive pathology. Within this Wellcome Trust-funded project, you will develop hypothesis-focused lipid, protein and peptide systems that will chemically delineate the assembly of key membrane constructs.
The project, as part of a larger team, is a collaboration with other themes at the Franklin and with both potential industrial and academic collaborators (specifically in this project at the University of Oxford and University College London with whom you will work extensively). This Postdoctoral Research Associate post, which is for 3 years in the first instance, reports to the Franklin’s Theme Lead for Chemistry, and will work alongside other researchers in the Franklin.