Research Associate in Cell Biology: The University of Kent is inviting applications for the position of Research Associate in Cell Biology to participate in a groundbreaking project funded by the Medical Research Council (MRC). The selected candidate will work under the supervision of Prof Michelle Garrett on developing inhibitors targeting protein-protein interactions (PPI) relevant to cancer drug discovery.
Designation:
Research Associate
Research Area:
Cell Biology, Drug Discovery
Location:
Canterbury, University of Kent
Eligibility/Qualification:
- PhD degree awarded/to be awarded in a relevant area of cell biology or a related field.
- Extensive practical experience in cell biology.
- Experience in summarizing and presenting research results.
Job Description:
The Research Associate will be responsible for:
- Delivering the research objectives of the MRC grant entitled “Phosphoestamers: A new technology platform to block protein-protein interactions in the cell.”
- Organizing and managing laboratory work in alignment with the research project work plan, deliverables, and milestones outlined in the grant.
- Carrying out research as per the proposal, following an agreed research plan with the project principal investigator to achieve the specific aims of the grant.
How to Apply:
Applications must be submitted through the University’s online application system. Please do not submit CVs or details directly to the department or via email. For further questions regarding the application process, contact peopleserviceshr@kent.ac.uk, citing reference number SNS-049-25.
Last Date to Apply:
November 9, 2025, by 23:59 GMT (unless the position is filled earlier).
For more details about the role and the University, please visit the University of Kent website.
