This post has been created as part of a multidisciplinary project funded by the Wellcome Trust to investigate the neuro-immune-stromal interactions in response to environmental change and how this drives allergic airway inflammation and remodelling. This grant will combine well established mouse models developed in the lab together with machine learning tools and imaging techniques to understand the mechanisms underlying tissue remodelling versus repair during severe asthma.

Imperial College are seeking a talented Research Associate to join their multidisciplinary team, to investigate the neuro-immune-stromal interactions in response to environmental change and how this drives allergic airway inflammation and remodelling.

This project, funded by the Wellcome trust, will investigate how the immune/stromal niche communicates with the external environment to contribute to lung inflammation, remodelling and dysfunction.

This post has been created as part of a multidisciplinary project funded by the Wellcome Trust to investigate the neuro-immune-stromal interactions in response to environmental change and how this drives allergic airway inflammation and remodelling. Specifically, this post will investigate the cellular interactions between fibroblasts, matrix and immune cells that drive airway remodelling during severe asthma.

This is an exciting opportunity for a talented and ambitious Research Partnership Manager to join our team!

This new role will have responsibility to manage our partnership portfolio, in key areas such as autoimmunity, cancer immunology, COVID-19, childhood vaccination and veterinary immunology, and lead on its operational delivery. The role holder will use outstanding project management skills to deliver specific projects to time and budget, working with a wide range of partner organisations.

This novel PhD programme offers fully funded four-year studentships in a wide range of medical sciences and translational research areas at the University of Edinburgh’s College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.

This programme transforms traditional PhD training, using established MSc courses and new Engagement for Impact courses to teach and mentor practice in:

The role

Imperial College London are looking for a highly motivated Research Associate to work on an innovative SARS-CoV-2 human infection challenge study, in the first instance. You will be part of a multi-disciplinary group focusing on human immunity against respiratory viral infections using exciting and unique studies of experimentally infection/vaccination of volunteers and hospitalised patients.