Quadram Institute Bioscience in Norwich, UK, invites applications for a Project Scientist to support the Food, Microbiome, and Health programme. The postholder will work on gene-regulatory mechanisms in the gut, performing in vivo studies, tissue analysis, and relevant molecular biology techniques.
The role offers training opportunities within the Norwich Research Park and collaboration with international groups.
In Vivo Project Scientist: Gut Microbiome & Inflammation in Norwich employer: EURAXESS Czech Republic
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