Postdoctoral Position in Cellular Senescence, Proteostasis, and Ageing Research Babraham Institute in United Kingdom

The Samant Lab at the Babraham Institute is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join their team investigating the mechanisms by which cellular senescence and proteostasis dysregulation contribute to tissue ageing. The research will utilize advanced 3D models, such as organoids and air-liquid interfaces (ALIs), alongside cutting-edge imaging techniques to explore the molecular and cellular pathways involved in ageing and age-related diseases. The lab's interests span ubiquitin biology, proteostasis, proteomics, and the broader context of cellular ageing and senescence.

The successful candidate will have a PhD in a relevant biological or biomedical discipline and demonstrated expertise in 3D cell culture models and advanced imaging. Experience with proteomics or molecular biology techniques is advantageous. The Babraham Institute provides a collaborative and well-resourced environment for research in the life sciences, with a focus on fundamental mechanisms of health and disease.

This is a paid postdoctoral position, with funding details to be confirmed. The application deadline is 25th February 2026. Interested candidates should apply through the Babraham Institute's online portal and are encouraged to contact Dr. Rahul Samant for informal inquiries. This opportunity is ideal for researchers passionate about ageing, proteostasis, and innovative cell biology approaches.