Join an interdisciplinary team at the London Centre for Nanotechnology to conduct cutting-edge research in the field of microbiology and biophysics.

The Research Fellow will lead research utilizing atomic force microscopy (AFM) to study the outer membrane architecture of pathogenic bacteria, its assembly and growth principles, and the impact of antibiotics on bacterial extermination. Involvement in a Wellcome Trust-funded program in partnership with the University of Oxford and the Rosalind Franklin Institute provides a unique opportunity for interdisciplinary research at the crossroads of biophysics, biochemistry, and microbiology. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate originality and creativity in research, adept multitasking abilities, and adherence to deadlines. This role initially offers a 3-year appointment with potential extension, starting flexibly up to April 1, 2025.

Qualification:

1. PhD in Life or Physical Sciences or thesis submission
2. Strong research background with publications
3.  Experience in advanced microscopy, in-liquid atomic force microscopy, and/or microbiology
4. Ability for independent research and collaboration in multidisciplinary teams