| Job Title | Salary | Ref | Closing Date |
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Department of Medicine To work on a large cohort based study which aims to understand the biological basis of nasal carriage by the pathogen Staphylococcus aureus in using a combination of microbiology, microbiome analysis and genetic epidemiology. |
£25,298-£29,301 | RC13038 | 7 Sep 2017 |
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Research Assistant/Associate x 2 Department of Veterinary Medicine Post one is available from November 2017 for 3 years in the first instance Post two is available from January 2018 for 3 years in the first instance The main focus of the research will be understanding the evolution and molecular epidemiology of Streptococcus suis and Salmonella bacteria that infect pigs. These posts will be based in Cambridge led by Dr Lucy Weinert and Dr Dan Tucker, with opportunities to develop independent projects and to work with collaborators from Europe, Myanmar and Vietnam. |
£25,298-£30,175 or £30,175-£38,183 |
PP12954 | 10 Sep 2017 |
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University Lectureship / University Senior Lectureship in Parasitology Department of Pathology To develop a research program in molecular parasitology |
£39,324-£49,772 or £52,793-£55,998 |
PK12942 | 11 sep 2017 |
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University Lecturer in Innate Immunity Department of Veterinary Medicine A 2- year fixed-term full-time University Teaching Officer (unestablished academic) role, supporting Prof. Clare Bryant who is on a 3 year part-time sabbatical. |
£39,324-£49,772 | PP12678 | 1 Oct 2017 |
External Opportunities
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Economics of Zoonotic Disease Surveillance. University of Liverpool/part based in Kenya. £32,958 . Deadline: 7th Sep 2017.