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Assistant/Associate Professor and Assistant Professor Positions in Quantitative, Systems and Engineering Biology, Biomedical Microbiology, Immunity, Environmental Biology, and Plant/Crop Science University of Warwick in United Kingdom
Degree Level
not provided
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Permanent full-time academic appointments with salary ranges listed for Assistant Professor and Associate Professor roles. Warwick offers an agreed start-up package for research, high-quality administrative and technical support, access to research infrastructure and platforms, and relocation/immigration support including assistance with visa application and health surcharge fees for eligible candidates. No student stipend or tuition funding is described because these are staff positions.
Deadline
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United Kingdom
University
University of Warwick

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The School of Life Sciences at the University of Warwick is recruiting for multiple academic positions in quantitative, systems and engineering biology (QSEB) and related life science areas.
One opening is for an Assistant or Associate Professor in Quantitative, Systems and Engineering Biology, with interests including Physics of Life, Engineering Biology, Bioelectricity, Cellular Metabolisms, and Biomanufacturing. A second call seeks six Assistant Professors in biomedical microbiology and infectious disease, biomedical cellular disease or immunity pathways, environmental biology or environmental microbiology, and plant/crop science including phenomics, plant physiology, genetics/breeding, or virology.
The posts are based in the School of Life Sciences at Warwick and are designed for ambitious researchers building independent, interdisciplinary programmes. The university highlights strong support for experimental and data-driven research, including single-cell technologies, microfluidics, analytical chemistry, mathematical/computational/AI modelling, and collaborations across departments such as Warwick Medical School, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, and Engineering.
Successful candidates are expected to develop high-impact research with translational and societal relevance, contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, and engage actively with Warwick research clusters and centres. The posts are especially attractive to researchers with strong publication records, diverse research income, and potential for industrial collaboration. Independent fellowships are welcomed for the Assistant Professor call.
Funding and support include permanent academic appointments, salary ranges for each grade, a start-up package for research, access to major research infrastructure and technology platforms, and relocation/immigration support for eligible candidates, including help with visa-related costs and the health surcharge. The post also notes access to doctoral training programmes that may provide PhD students.
Deadline information in the post indicates closing dates in May 2026, with the QSEB role closing on 31 May 2026 and the Assistant Professor x6 role closing on 31 May 2026. Applications must be submitted through Warwick’s Careers Portal, with a CV and cover letter; the Assistant Professor x6 role also requests three referees. The cover letter should address the criteria, research vision, funding strategy, and collaboration plans.
Funding details
Permanent full-time academic appointments with salary ranges listed for Assistant Professor and Associate Professor roles. Warwick offers an agreed start-up package for research, high-quality administrative and technical support, access to research infrastructure and platforms, and relocation/immigration support including assistance with visa application and health surcharge fees for eligible candidates. No student stipend or tuition funding is described because these are staff positions.
What's required
Applicants should have a PhD and an original, interdisciplinary research programme in quantitative, systems and engineering biology or one of the listed related areas. The posts seek excellent and ambitious early career principal investigators or established academics with strong publication records and diverse sources of research income; independent fellowships are particularly welcomed. Candidates should combine experimental and data-driven approaches, show potential for industrial collaboration and societal impact, and be able to contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Applicants must demonstrate a strong commitment to education and training and meet the essential and desirable criteria in the job description.
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