Research Fellow in Microscopy of Bacteria: Join a cutting-edge research program at the London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) to investigate the architecture and growth principles of pathogenic bacteria’s outer membrane using advanced microscopy techniques.
Research Fellow in Microscopy of Pathogenic Bacteria
Designation: Research Fellow
Research Area: Microscopy of Pathogenic Bacteria
Location: London
Eligibility/Qualifications:
- PhD in a relevant area of Life or Physical Sciences (or thesis submitted)
- Outstanding research track record with publications
- Essential experience in advanced microscopy; specific experience in in-liquid atomic force microscopy and/or microbiology preferred
- Demonstrated ability for independent research, multitasking, meeting deadlines, and working in multidisciplinary teams
Job Description:
- Develop and apply atomic force microscopy (AFM) to study the outer membrane of pathogenic bacteria
- Investigate assembly and growth principles of the outer membrane
- Explore how antibiotics interact with the outer membrane to combat bacteria
- Collaborate with Wellcome-Trust funded research program partners
- Initiate and conduct research at the interface of biophysics, biochemistry, and microbiology
- Flexible start date up to 1st April 2025
- Initial appointment for 3 years, with potential for extension based on funding
How to Apply:
- Visit the UCL recruitment page to apply for the position
- Submit required documents as outlined in the application process
- Ensure all qualifications and experiences are clearly detailed in your application
Closing Date for Applications: 22nd September 2024
This position offers a unique opportunity to conduct groundbreaking research in a collaborative and innovative environment at the forefront of nanotechnology and microbiology. Join us in unraveling the mysteries of pathogenic bacteria’s defenses against antibiotics.
