University College London (UCL)

Research Fellow

London (School of Life & Medical Sciences) £44,861-£55,099 Closing Date: 2026-11-16 Full time / Fixed-term / On site
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Develop patient-derived disease models for rare metabolic disorders.

Salary
£44,861-£55,099
Working Pattern
Full-time
Location
London (School of Life & Medical Sciences)
Closing Date
2026-11-16
Qualifications & Related Pathways
PhD in neuroscience, cell biology Desirable
Related degrees/fields: Human iPSC culture and differentiation
"PhD in neuroscience, cell biology" — Job Specification
Experience Required
Advanced cellular disease modelling Essential
"Advanced cellular disease modelling" — Job Specification
Key Skills
High-throughput confocal imaging, quantitative image analysis Desirable
"High-throughput confocal imaging, quantitative image analysis"
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Requisition Details
  • Job ID: #9897
  • Employer: University College London (UCL)
  • Location: London (School of Life & Medical Sciences)
  • Closing Date: 2026-11-16
  • Contract: Full time / Fixed-term / On site
  • Last Verified: 2026-11-13
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