Research Fellow - Department of Immunology and ... @ UoB Employee
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Department of Immunology and Immunotherapy at the University of Birmingham. The role is a full-time, fixed term post up to September 2027 with a starting salary range of £36,636 to £46,049 and possibility of progression.
Project Background
Join a Wellcome Trust funded project investigating mitochondrial regulation of the inflammatory response. Work with Dr Sally Clayton and Prof Sarah Dimeloe on immunometabolism, combining biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, and in vivo models.
Role Summary
- Analyse metabolic and immune functionality using in vitro and in vivo models.
- Present findings at team meetings and conferences.
- Supervise and guide undergraduate and MSc students.
- Contribute to research proposals and funding bids.
- Develop and implement new techniques in the lab.
Main Duties
The candidate will design and execute experiments, analyse data, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and support project management and administration. Responsibilities include data interpretation, publication of findings, and engaging with collaborative research networks.
Person Specification
- PhD in immunology or metabolism (or near completion).
- Experience in multicolour flow cytometry, tissue culture, and molecular techniques.
- Proven track record with publications and conference presentations.
- Experience with in vivo models and metabolic assays is an advantage.
- Strong communication skills and ability to work in team environments.
Key Skills/Competency
Research Fellow - Immunology & Immunotherapy: immunometabolism, in vivo models, flow cytometry, molecular biology, tissue culture, data analysis, grant writing, collaboration, supervision, presentation.
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🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Customize your resume: Highlight research, immunology, and lab skills.
- Emphasize publications: Showcase peer-reviewed journal articles.
- Prepare technical details: Review techniques like flow cytometry.
- Network actively: Engage with University of Birmingham faculty.