University of Oxford invites applications for a DPhil in Biology focused on chloroplast biogenesis and CHLORAD, exploring how nucleus-encoded proteins are imported into chloroplasts and how proteolysis regulates chloroplast translocons. You would join a well-funded group working on pioneering plant biology.
Project PJ01 investigates plastid protein homeostasis using molecular, cellular, genetic, biochemical and bioinformatic approaches in Arabidopsis and crop species.
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PhD in Plant Chloroplast Biogenesis & Protein Import employer: Nuclear Inst
Cavendish Nuclear is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment where you can shape the future of the UK's nuclear industry while enjoying flexible working arrangements across various locations. With a strong focus on employee development, generous benefits including matched pension contributions and health support, and a commitment to inclusivity, Cavendish fosters a culture that values your contributions and promotes a healthy work-life balance.
