Instruct-ERIC invites applications for a PhD project hosted at Newcastle University, exploring how bicyclic peptides regulate the immune complement system, with focus on C5 interactions and data-driven peptide design.
Through collaboration with industry and academic partners, the student will gain training in cryo-EM, biophysical assays and computational analysis to model molecular interactions and inform immune regulation research.
PhD: Designer Peptides to Decode Immune Regulation in Newcastle upon Tyne employer: Instruct-ERIC
Diamond Light Source Ltd is an exceptional employer, offering a collaborative and innovative work culture that fosters creativity and professional growth. Located in Harwell, UK, employees benefit from access to cutting-edge research facilities and opportunities to contribute to impactful scientific advancements in structural biology. With a strong emphasis on employee development and a supportive environment, this is a place where your contributions truly matter.
