Salary:
£34,574 to £39,719 Inclusive of London Weighting
Fixed Term / Full Time
Closing Date:
23.59 hours GMT on Wednesday 12 February 2025
Interview Date:
Tuesday 04 March 2025
Reference:
CBS-0367-24
We are looking for a full-time Research Assistant to conduct research as part of the lab of Dr. Helen Stolp in the Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences at the Royal Veterinary College. You will play an important role in the ongoing investigation of a novel mitochondrial targeted therapy to ameliorate perinatal brain injury on an Action Medical Research funded project.
This 33-month (2.75-year) post offers an exciting opportunity for a talented neuroscientist or cell biologist to investigate mechanisms of injury and repair in the developing brain using histological, behavioural, and molecular biological analysis. A successful candidate requires a BSc in Neuroscience or equivalent biological science, has research experience including the use of histological techniques, and a willingness to work with laboratory animals. We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated lab member, who will contribute to the day-to-day running of the lab, participate in lab meetings, and produce novel and high-quality research.
We offer a generous reward package and benefits including:
Competitive and attractive pension package
Generous 30 days annual leave (plus bank holidays + concessionary days)
A range of family-friendly policies, including adoption, maternity and paternity pay and leave
Free membership to the on-site facilities
Cycle to work scheme
Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact Dr. Helen Stolp (Senior Lecturer in Pharmacology, in the Department of Comparative Biological Sciences) via email: hstolp@rvc.ac.uk
We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role.
The RVC values Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and therefore welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and communities. Balancing both the needs of the business with those of our staff, we will consider applications to work on a flexible basis.
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£34,574 to £39,719 Inclusive of London Weighting
Fixed Term / Full Time
Closing Date:
23.59 hours GMT on Wednesday 12 February 2025
Interview Date:
Tuesday 04 March 2025
Reference:
CBS-0367-24
We are looking for a full-time Research Assistant to conduct research as part of the lab of Dr. Helen Stolp in the Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences at the Royal Veterinary College. You will play an important role in the ongoing investigation of a novel mitochondrial targeted therapy to ameliorate perinatal brain injury on an Action Medical Research funded project.
This 33-month (2.75-year) post offers an exciting opportunity for a talented neuroscientist or cell biologist to investigate mechanisms of injury and repair in the developing brain using histological, behavioural, and molecular biological analysis. A successful candidate requires a BSc in Neuroscience or equivalent biological science, has research experience including the use of histological techniques, and a willingness to work with laboratory animals. We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated lab member, who will contribute to the day-to-day running of the lab, participate in lab meetings, and produce novel and high-quality research.
We offer a generous reward package and benefits including:
Competitive and attractive pension package
Generous 30 days annual leave (plus bank holidays + concessionary days)
A range of family-friendly policies, including adoption, maternity and paternity pay and leave
Free membership to the on-site facilities
Cycle to work scheme
Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact Dr. Helen Stolp (Senior Lecturer in Pharmacology, in the Department of Comparative Biological Sciences) via email: hstolp@rvc.ac.uk
We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role.
The RVC values Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and therefore welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and communities. Balancing both the needs of the business with those of our staff, we will consider applications to work on a flexible basis.
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