Research Fellow at University of Birmingham, UK

Research Fellow at University of Birmingham: Join the University of Birmingham’s cutting-edge research team as a Research Fellow in the field of immunology and biological resources. Collaborate with Prof. Dylan Owen’s lab and contribute to groundbreaking projects in single-molecule localisation microscopy (SMLM) data analysis. This fixed-term position offers a chance to be a part of the prestigious Centre of Membrane Proteins and Receptors (COMPARE) and work on a 3-year grant from the BBSRC Bioinformatics and Biological Resources fund.

Designation: Research Fellow Research Area: Single-Molecule Localisation Microscopy (SMLM) Data Analysis Location: Birmingham Eligibility/Qualification:

• First degree in Physics, Mathematics, Cell Biology, Immunology, or related subjects
• Higher degree relevant to the research area (Biophysics, Bioimaging, Statistics, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence)
• Fluency in relevant models, techniques, or methods, including programming experience in Python, R, or similar languages
• Background knowledge of advanced fluorescence microscopy, especially SMLM

Job Description:

Research Fellow University of Birmingham – Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy – Medical and Dental Sciences

As a Research Fellow, you will:

• Develop algorithmic routines for analyzing SMLM data
• Contribute to the establishment of a public protein nanoscale organization database
• Collaborate with the Centre of Membrane Proteins and Receptors (COMPARE)
• Contribute to research program planning and organization
• Coordinate work with team members to avoid duplication of effort
• Ensure equal and fair treatment of individuals with protected characteristics

How to Apply: For a detailed job description and to apply online, please click the ‘Apply’ button above or visit our careers website. Informal inquiries can be directed to Dylan Owen at d.owen@bham.ac.uk.

Last Date for Apply: 31 August 2023

The University of Birmingham values diversity and inclusion, welcoming applications from all communities and considering flexible working arrangements.

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