Campus: York Faculty/Area: Faculty of Health Sciences Subject Group/Team: Hull York Medical School Salary: £30,487 to £34,980 per annum Fixed Term Post Type: Full Time Closing Date: Friday 05 April 2024
Department
The Skin Innate Immunity and Inflammatory Disease laboratory lead by Dr Kim Samirah Robinson studies how our innate immune system utilizes pattern- recognition receptors (PRRs) to recognize specific molecular patterns associated with pathogens (such as bacteria, viruses, fungi) and other potentially harmful molecules. We aim to expand the knowledge of hitherto unchartered PRR in the human genome. For instance, for many of the putative PRRs, the ligands are not defined, and for most microbial effector molecules, the cognate sensor proteins are unknown. Our goal is to use this new knowledge to gain novel directions for the treatment of infectious and inflammatory skin diseases. The Hull York Medical School and associated York Biomedical Research Institute supports recognised leaders in pathogen biology, whose ambition is to carry out research that is relevant nationally and has global reach.
Role
The successful candidate will join a young and vibrant research laboratory with the opportunity to contribute to our exciting portfolio of science and ensure the smooth running of the laboratory. We are looking for a detail- orientated person who has experience in basic molecular biology and mammalian tissue culture, ideally with skin biology experience.
Skills, Experience & Qualification needed
Interview date: TBC
For informal enquiries: please contact Kim Samirah Robinson on [email protected]
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We particularly encourage applications from people who identify as Black, Asian or from a Minority Ethnic background, who are underrepresented at the University.
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