[UK] MRes and PhD Studentships in Chemical Biology, Chemical Biology Centre
The Chemical Biology Centre, a joint venture of Imperial College London, The Institute of Cancer Research and the London Research Institute of Cancer Research UK, is seeking 9 postgraduate students starting in October 2007 to work on a series of related problems in quantitative chemical/molecular biology. PhD students will qualify for a funded Masters in Research (MRes) in Protein Membrane Chemical Biology after their first year, which is followed by three more years of funded research leading to a PhD.
There are a variety of possible projects including:
- Lipidation in retinal disease: applying chemistry to proteomics
- “Smart†molecular networks to unravel cell signalling.
- Supramolecular receptors as chemical sensors for phosphorylated species
- “Smart†Supramolecular Polymers for Gene Delivery
- Investigating AAA Protein Function: Design Synthesis and Application of Peptide Chemical Genetic Tools
- Reactive Intermediates in Membrane Proteins Studied by 2DIR.
- The Physical and Chemical Modification of Single Cancer Cells for Protein Analysis
- Investigating the Physical Chemistry of Novel Large Protein Complexes in Cancer Cells
- The Physical and Chemical Modification of Single Cancer Cells for Protein Analysis
Further details of the available projects and application procedure can be found at http://www.chemicalbiology.ac.uk/studentships.html
Please note these positions will be filled as an appropriate candidate is found Study information
Contacts and how to apply
Administrative contact and how to apply:
For further infomation and how to apply please contact: cbcadmin@imperial.ac.uk
Application deadline: 30 April 2007
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