The University of East Anglia in Norwich invites applications for a PhD project focused on engineering cytochromes to enable site-specific covalent linkage to multiple redox partners and electrodes, aiming to demonstrate a novel electronic circuitry concept.
Applicants will perform site-specific mutagenesis, protein purification and engineering, plus spectroscopy and dynamic electrochemistry, working in a collaborative team with opportunities to present at national and international conferences.
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PhD in Bioelectronic Cytochromes for Sustainable Circuits in Norwich employer: University of East Anglia
The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises employee growth and development. As a Commercialisation Administrator, you will benefit from a generous benefits package, including 34 days of annual leave, and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that impact society and the economy. UEA's commitment to gender equality, recognised by its Athena Swan Silver Institutional Award, further enhances its reputation as a progressive workplace.
