Research Fellow in Structural Biology: The University of Birmingham’s College of Life and Environmental Sciences is seeking a skilled and motivated Post-Doctoral Researcher to join Dr. Leney’s laboratory within the Advanced Mass Spectrometry facility. This exciting opportunity involves conducting groundbreaking research in the field of structural biology, focusing on photosynthetic complexes. The successful candidate will contribute to unraveling the mysteries of a light-controlling switch that can potentially enhance photosynthetic efficiency in cyanobacteria and microalgae.
Designation: Research Fellow
Research Area: Structural Biology, Mass Spectrometry, Cyanobacteria
Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom
Salary: £34,980 to £44,263 Grade 7 per annum, with potential progression to £46,974 pa
Hours: Full-time
Contract Type: Fixed-Term/Contract, up to 3 years
Placed On: 14th March 2024
Closes: 4th April 2024
Job Ref: 103444
Eligibility/Qualification:
- First degree in a relevant area of specialization
- Higher degree relevant to research area or equivalent qualifications
- High-level analytical capability
- Ability to communicate complex information clearly
Job Description:
- Develop research objectives and proposals, either independently or collaboratively, with guidance from a mentor if needed
- Contribute to the writing of research funding bids
- Perform structural biology and mass spectrometry research focused on cyanobacteria
- Develop mass spectrometry methodologies for applications in cyanobacteria research
- Analyze and interpret research data to draw meaningful conclusions
- Operate within the specified research grants and projects
How to Apply: Interested candidates should send their applications, including a CV and cover letter, to Aneika Leney at a.leney@bham.ac.uk. Please ensure to include the job reference number (103444) in the subject line of the email.
Last Date for Apply: 4th April 2024
For informal inquiries, contact Aneika Leney at a.leney@bham.ac.uk.
This is a unique opportunity to join a prestigious institution and make significant contributions to cutting-edge research in structural biology. Join us in unlocking the secrets of photosynthetic complexes and advancing our understanding of the natural world!
