Research Assistant in developmental morphogenesis
Posted by Clare Buckley, on 1 February 2024
Location: University of Manchester
Closing Date: 3 March 2024
The successful candidate will contribute to cutting edge optogenetic, live imaging and quantitative analysis approaches to understand how mechanics and biochemical signalling work together to shape epithelial organs. They will also help with general running of the lab and training. Candidates should be passionate about research with previous lab experience in developmental morphogenesis/ epithelial biology/ biophysics/ mechanobiology. Experience in quantitative image analysis/ modelling/ zebrafish /stem cell culture would be advantageous. The main requirement is a professional, organised, and collaborative work ethos, and a willingness to proactively develop creative approaches to challenging research problems.
Closing Date: 3 March 2024
Duration: Fixed term