Organisation: St. George's University of London, Division of Clinical Sciences, Infection and Immunity Research Centre
Duration: Full-time, fixed-term for 34 months
Closing date: 10 August 2012
Reference: 304-12
A full-time researcher is required for a 34 month fixed term position to aid the development of PCR-based devices for the diagnosis and treatment of malaria. The study will use a broad range of methodologies including in vitro parasite culture and growth assays and molecular approaches to determine resistance-associated gene mutations.
The post would suit an individual with a PhD in an area related to the research. Knowledge and experience of conventional cellular and molecular laboratory techniques including tissue culture and PCR-based techniques would be an advantage as the appointee will also provide core support for these multidisciplinary activities.
The post is based in a productive laboratory, and will be demanding and challenging, requiring a willing, adaptable and well-organised appointee.
The salary for this position will be £32,920, inclusive.
For further information about this position, and to apply, visit http://jobs.sgul.ac.uk. General enquiries can be made to the Recruitment Team on 020 8725 5020 (24-hour answerphone) or jobs@sgul.ac.uk.
Please quote reference: 304-12
Closing date: 10 August 2012
Interview date: 3 September 2012
St George’s is an Equal Opportunities Employer
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