Post Doctoral Research Assistant: Liverpool John Moores University is seeking a highly motivated Post Doctoral Research Assistant to join the Chemoinformatics Research Group in the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences. This fixed-term position focuses on the application of in silico methods in Physiologically-Based Kinetic (PBK) modeling, funded by The Humane Research Trust.
Post Doctoral Research Assistant ‘In Silico Methods in PBK’
Designation
Post Doctoral Research Assistant in ‘In Silico Methods in PBK’ – Fixed Term
Location
Liverpool John Moores University, Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF, England.
Eligibility/Qualification
- A PhD in the field of Physiologically-Based (Pharmaco)Kinetic (PBK/PBPK) Modelling or related field.
- Experience in developing or applying PBK models in areas such as pharmacology, toxicology (human or environmental), food science, or cosmetic science is preferred.
Job Description
The successful candidate will:
- Identify relevant PBK models from literature using systematic review methods.
- Curate key information to expand an existing database of PBK models.
- Investigate methods for parameterizing and evaluating published models.
- Optimize parameterization of PBK models using in silico (computational) methods.
- Assess the predictivity of models in comparison to existing data.
- Identify best practices for building PBK models and develop guidelines based on parameters derived from in silico methods.
- Disseminate knowledge both internally and externally.
- Assist in the management and reporting of project outcomes.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should send their applications via the LJMU recruitment portal. For informal inquiries, contact Professor Judy Madden at j.madden@ljmu.ac.uk. If you prefer to discuss the position by telephone or in person, please email your phone number to arrange an appointment.
Salary Range
£31,387 – £36,924 per annum
Last Date for Apply
17/11/2024
Research Area
Chemoinformatics and Physiologically-Based Kinetic Modelling
This job post aims to attract qualified candidates who are passionate about research in the fields of pharmacology and biomolecular sciences. The role is a significant opportunity for recent PhD graduates to contribute to innovative research methodologies within an academic environment.
