University of Bristol invites applications for a post-doctoral position to investigate molecular mechanisms regulating intracellular transport by cytoskeletal motor proteins. Based in the School of Chemistry and funded for three years, the project combines computational design, protein expression and purification, structural and biophysical characterisation, and cell biology.
The successful candidate will work with collaborators across protein design, molecular biology, structural biology and
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