PhD in Protein Engineering: 2A Peptides & Ribosome Skipping in Cambridge

PhD in Protein Engineering: 2A Peptides & Ribosome Skipping in Cambridge

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The University of Cambridge Department of Pathology and the AstraZeneca Discovery Centre in Cambridge invite applications for a 4-year PhD studentship starting 1 October 2027. The project is jointly supervised by Prof.

Andrew Firth and Dr Giovanni Ciotta, spanning both sites to enable cross-institution collaboration on peptide-bond skipping for protein engineering. The project will explore 2A sequences, ribosome skipping, and their biotechnological applications, with opportunities to learn

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PhD in Protein Engineering: 2A Peptides & Ribosome Skipping in Cambridge employer: ASTRAZENECA UK LIMITED

AstraZeneca UK Limited is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment in Luton that fosters innovation and collaboration. With a strong commitment to sustainability and employee development, you will have access to unique growth opportunities and the chance to make a meaningful impact on global initiatives. Join a diverse team where your expertise in ESG strategy and SAP will be valued and where you can contribute to transformative projects that shape the future of healthcare.

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