Research Fellow in Biology: The Department of Biology invites applications for Research Fellow positions, aimed at early career researchers seeking to establish themselves in independent research. This role supports participation in various prestigious UK and international fellowship schemes through a structured mentorship program that provides expertise and guidance.
Designation
Research Fellow
Research Area
Biology (including interdisciplinary research with life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences)
Location
Department of Biology, University of Oxford
Eligibility/Qualification
- Candidates must have completed their PhD prior to application.
- Generally, applicants should have several years of postdoctoral research experience.
- Candidates are welcomed from all areas of biology, particularly those at interdisciplinary boundaries.
Job Description
- Successfully participate in the Department’s Fellowship mentoring program, where selected applicants will be paired with a senior academic mentor.
- Receive guidance in applying for various UK and international fellowships, including but not limited to:
- NERC Independent Research Fellowships
- MRC Career Development Award
- Royal Society University Research Fellowships
- Wellcome Trust Career Development Fellowships
- Engage with a supportive environment aimed at progressing to independent researcher and group leader roles.
- Facilitate the progression to either another fellowship or a permanent position through mentorship support.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit the following documents to the email address fellows@biology.ox.ac.uk by the specified deadlines:
- A completed application cover sheet.
- A two-page research proposal outlining their research interests.
- A CV (maximum of five pages) detailing their academic and research experience, publications, and relevant information.
Last Date for Apply
- Round 1: Applications are due by March 24, 2025.
- Round 2: Applications are due by October 31, 2025.
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