Imperial College London in London invites applications for a Research Associate to join the Centre for Structural Biology in the Department of Life Sciences, working on the structure and mechanism of the AAA ATPase p97. Applicants must hold a PhD in structural biology or biochemistry, with demonstrated capacity for innovative high-quality research.
Experience in X-ray crystallography or electron microscopy single-particle analysis is essential, along with strong biochemistry skills and excellent
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Research Associate, Structural Biology – p97 Dynamics employer: Instruct-ERIC
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