Postdoctoral Research Associate in Cell Size and Cancer Cell Biology University of Edinburgh in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Cell Size and Cancer Cell Biology at The University of Edinburgh , United Kingdom. This full-time, fixed-term postdoctoral opportunity is based in the Swaffer lab and focuses on how cell size impacts cancer cell biology . The project uses mammalian cell lines as model systems and builds on recent discoveries about how transcription and cell size are coupled. The lab highlights a quantitative and interdisciplinary approach to understanding the molecular mechanis...

University of Dundee is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher (UOD2267) in the Department of Genome Integrity , within the Faculty of Health / Cancer Research unit. The project sits in Professor Adrian Saurin’s lab and is part of a Cancer Research UK-funded programme investigating how cell enlargement and senescence contribute to cancer progression and treatment response. The research will use omics approaches , cell biology , live-cell microscopy , and CRISPR screens to study senescence, genome ...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow opening in ER-phagy and ER homeostasis at the MRC Protein Phosphorylation and Ubiquitylation Unit. The lab of Jin Rui Liang is advertising a funded postdoctoral position to investigate how ER-phagy maintains endoplasmic reticulum homeostasis and how dysregulation of this pathway contributes to disease. This is a strong fit for candidates with interests in cell biology , autophagy , membrane trafficking, and disease mechanisms. The post is explicitly described as an M...

Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Cell Biology at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford . This postdoctoral opening is for a dynamic research group led by Dr Girish Ram Mali . The project focuses on the cell biology of cilia , with a specific aim to functionally dissect the role of DNAAF9 (axonemal dynein assembly factor 9) in ciliary biology. The research will involve CRISPR genetic engineering in relevant ciliated cell lines to knock out DNAAF9, followed by cytologica...

PhD opportunity at Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London in the area of RNA-based mechanisms in glioblastoma . The project is titled Identifying and targeting new RNA-based vulnerabilities in glioblastoma and is funded by Brain Tumour Research . This is a research opening for a motivated and highly qualified PhD student interested in glioblastoma , RNA biology , and brain tumour research . The post is linked to UK home fees , suggesting support for eligible home-fee candidates....