Salary: £31,250 - £38,100

The main purpose of the job is the production of plant viruses and virus-like particles for structural characterisation and bionanotechnological applications.

Salary: £18,720 - £22,900

Provide support for the transformation of key BRACT crops including cereals and legumes.

Salary: £31,250 - £38,100

Investigate chromatin switching mechanisms in the quantitative transcriptional regulation of FLC.

Salary: £31,250 - £38,100

The purpose of the job is to characterise the resistance of European ash to ash dieback and to a range of invertebrate herbivores, and to analyse the role of secondary metabolites in these responses.

Salary: £31,250 - £47,850

Independently drive forward a research project focused on one functionally important R-loop and exploit the FLC genetically tractable system to develop deep mechanistic understanding into R-loop regulation and function.

Salary: £31,250 - £38,100

The successful candidate will have two main roles. Firstly, they will contribute to research that aims to identify and characterise key components involved in starch granule synthesis in Arabidopsis leaves and cereal endosperm.

Salary: £31,250 - £38,100

Work on a project supported by the European Research Council to achieve a quantitative understanding of how nucleosomes, linker histones, and other chromatin components influence the accurate inheritance of DNA methylation patterns.