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Applications are invited for the role of University Lecturer in Innate Immunity available from 1 October 2017 or as soon as possible thereafter. This is a 2- year fixed-term full-time University Teaching Officer (unestablished academic) role, subject to completion of a satisfactory probation period.

The individual appointed is expected to achieve and sustain a clear national and international profile in research, to collaborate within the Department as well as externally, and to provide team leadership to build further on the Department’s international reputation in innate immunity.

Albumedix are seeking a highly motivated research scientist to join the Bioprocess Characterisation department within the Research and Technical Development (RTD) team in Nottingham, UK. You will be expected to work both independently and within a multi-functional team, and will be responsible for developing immunological assays for the detection of molecules within pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies, detection of process contaminants and to evaluate the binding of clinical candidates you may also develop or liaise with CROs on the development of Anti-Drug Antibody assays.  

This vacancy if for a Grade-5 Research Assistant position in the group of Professor Paul Morgan. Research conducted by the team examines the roles of inflammation, and in particular the complement system, in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The successful applicant will join a vibrant and well-funded research environment, work with and support two post-doctoral fellows and assist in the supervision and training of PhD students. 

Opportunity available for a Research Fellow to take the lead in providing bioinformatics expertise to a multi-disciplinary team at the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology by integration of complex datasets, creating mathematical/computational models, developing dynamic simulations, and performing pattern analyses of biological systems to find and apply bioinformatics solutions aiming to understand immunological processes in patients with inflammatory disorders.