Communication between cell materialism

Fixed period for 18 months

about us:

in Department of Physiology and Genetics (dpag) We undertake the science of discovery, where we reinforce physiological processes at the level of molecular, cellular regulation, tissues and systems. In doing this, we provide a bridge for translation medicine, and the interface between physical sciences and life. We are committed not only to innovative research and the highest level of teaching, but also to create a comprehensive and supportive work environment.

Overview of the role:

We are looking for a post -doctoral research world to join Professor Molly Stevens Laboratory at the Cavilli Institute to discover Nanosage. We are looking for a world of drug delivery with extensive experience in formulating and biological evaluation of materials to deliver medicines. The pregnant woman will develop highly productive methods (mechanism) to test DNA delivery in the laboratory. The pregnant woman will focus after assessing the efficiency of the Tarsfakkhen, the investigation of immunity and the trafficking within the cells of the tested nanoparticles. The publication will closely relate to researchers who work in the fields of material science, biological engineering, chemistry and biology.

Main responsibilities:

• Develop an automatic pipeline for the cells.
• RNA synthesis and DNA molecules.
• Developing correspondent cell lines to track biological processes of interest
• Investigating trafficking within cells and immunity from polymer and fatty particles.
• Creating multidisciplinary protocols to merge materials into biomedical applications
• Do the associated data analysis and interpret it
• Helping other research employees in the daily management of the group’s laboratories.
• Communicating with others who work in wide areas related to the research project

Selection criteria:

• Hold, or are about to finish a doctorate/DPHil in biotechnology, material science, nanotechnology or relevant field.
• Experience in formulating polymer/fat nanoparticles to deliver drugs.
• Experience in the culture of laboratory cells for different types of cells, and 3D models
• Experience in the biological cells/chemical
• Experience in molecular biology techniques
• Knowing the delivery of medications in the models in the laboratory and in the live body.

How to apply:

Please provide a supportive statement showing how to meet the selection criteria alongside your CV, and the details of two rulers as part of your online order.

The date of the closure of requests is 12 noon on Friday 17^Y October.

The interviews are likely to take place during the 29th week^Y October, it will be held on Microsoft teams.

Applications are particularly welcomed by women, black ethnic candidates and minorities who suffer from a lack of representation in academic functions in Oxford.

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