Immunology Research Associate: Macrophage Biology

University of Glasgow; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 41,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading UK research university in Glasgow seeks a dedicated researcher to contribute to a project on tissue macrophages and joint immune homeostasis. The successful candidate will engage in innovative research, lead a specific stream, and work towards securing funding. A PhD in biological sciences is essential, along with expertise in related fields. The role offers an excellent benefits package, including generous leave and support for health and well-being.

Benefits

41 days of leave

Flexible working approach

Free UofG Sport membership for new staff

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent experience in biological sciences.
• Deep knowledge of tissue resident macrophage biology.
• Postdoctoral experience in gene editing and imaging.

Responsibilities

• Lead assigned research stream and fulfill project deliverables.
• Prepare technical reports and manage data.
• Establish research profile and publish findings.
• Maintain collaborations and mentor junior researchers.

Skills

3D tissue imaging

Tissue macrophage biology

Gene editing (CRISPR-Cas9)

Data analysis

Excellent interpersonal skills

Independent research ability

Education

PhD in biological sciences

Job description

A leading UK research university in Glasgow seeks a dedicated researcher to contribute to a project on tissue macrophages and joint immune homeostasis. The successful candidate will engage in innovative research, lead a specific stream, and work towards securing funding. A PhD in biological sciences is essential, along with expertise in related fields. The role offers an excellent benefits package, including generous leave and support for health and well-being.