Research Fellow – Engineering Biology (DPhil): The University of Oxford is accepting applications for a Research Fellow position in the field of Engineering Biology (DPhil). This opportunity offers a comprehensive training program applying engineering principles to biology, focusing on synthetic biology concepts and technologies with real-world impact. The course is a joint collaboration with the University of Bristol, providing a unique interdisciplinary experience.
Table: Details
| Designation | Research Area | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Research Fellow | Engineering Biology | University of Oxford, UK |
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Applicants should possess a strong educational background, preferably with a degree in engineering, physical sciences, or life sciences.
- Experience or interest in synthetic biology, biomolecular design, and bioengineering.
- Ability to engage in team-based problem-solving projects.
- Strong foundation in mathematics, biology, engineering, and computing.
Job Description:
- Undertake a comprehensive four-year training program in Engineering Biology.
- Participate in inductions, foundation training, and specialized training in engineering biology at the University of Bristol.
- Complete two short research projects, leading to the development of a substantive DPhil project.
- Receive bespoke training in translational aspects, innovation, commercialization, responsible innovation, EDI, bioethics, and career development.
- Attend annual summer schools featuring talks from engineering biology leaders, innovation pitches, and outreach projects.
How to Apply: Interested candidates must submit their applications online through the official website. Please include the following:
- Curriculum vitae (CV)
- Cover letter expressing interest and motivation
- Academic transcripts
- Two reference letters
- Research proposal (optional)
Last Date for Apply: 12:00 midday UK time on Friday, 1 March 2024
Disclaimer: This job post is based on information from a reliable source. Applicants are advised to verify details and check for any updates on the official University of Oxford website.
