This position is associated with a three years CRUK funded Multidisciplinary Award jointly lead by Dr Robert Dallmann (WMS) and Professor David A. Rand (Maths) to determine if the circadian clock in cancer cells holds potential to predict cancer patient survival. The Research Fellow will be based in Biomedical Sciences Division of WMS and work in the new Inter-disciplinary Biomedical Research Building at the Gibbet Hill Campus Site of University of Warwick. However, you will also work in close collaboration with the project team of Mathematicians, Statisticians and Bioinformaticians.

Please do get in touch if you are interested and have further questions.

Email: r.dallmann (at) warwick.ac.uk

If you are interested in working with us in collaboration with Damiana Rozman at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia and us in Warwick.

We are looking for candidates of any nationality that have not lived in the UK (or alternatively, not in the Slovenia) for the past 3 years (MSCF mobility rules apply) with a PhD in biosciences. Experience in 3D cell culture and an interest in circadian clocks and cancer would be a great asset.

Please do get in touch ASAP!

In a collaborative project with David Rand and Robert Dallmann, we are looking for a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in a project on mathematical and machine-learning analysis of circadian effects on cancer outcome.

You should have a strong background in mathematics, statistics, computer science, physics or engineering and a some knowledge of data analysis and mathematical modelling. If you like to interact with circadian biologists then do not hesitate to get in touch.

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