Systems Modelling of Inflammation in Human Skin 
A Postdoctoral Research Associate position in systems biology is
immediately available as part of a collaborative project between St
John's Institute of Dermatology (Professor Frank Nestle) and Centre for
Bioinformatics at Kings College London.
The aim is to develop experimental data-driven mathematical (biophysically-detailed) models of the intra- and intercellular circuits for immune system responses. The models are expected to improve our mechanistic understanding of the immune system performance under normal and pathological conditions. The successful candidate will be highly motivated and have experience in either mathematical modelling, biophysics, bioinformatics or inflammation, a relevant Ph.D. and good communication skills.
This project is a part of ongoing collaboration between biomedical and systems modelling groups offers an exciting opportunity to apply modern developments in systems biology to current needs in translational medicine.
Applications are sought from highly ambitious individuals looking to work in interdisciplinary environment with education or experience in systems biology, bioinformatics, biophysics, control engineering or systems immunology. Applications from PhD candidates in the last year will be considered.
The post is available immediately for up to two years in the first instance.
The University offers an excellent remuneration package that will reflect the applicant's background and experience.
To apply email CV and covering letter to
Dr Najl Valeyev najl.valeyev [at] kcl.ac.uk
The aim is to develop experimental data-driven mathematical (biophysically-detailed) models of the intra- and intercellular circuits for immune system responses. The models are expected to improve our mechanistic understanding of the immune system performance under normal and pathological conditions. The successful candidate will be highly motivated and have experience in either mathematical modelling, biophysics, bioinformatics or inflammation, a relevant Ph.D. and good communication skills.
This project is a part of ongoing collaboration between biomedical and systems modelling groups offers an exciting opportunity to apply modern developments in systems biology to current needs in translational medicine.
Applications are sought from highly ambitious individuals looking to work in interdisciplinary environment with education or experience in systems biology, bioinformatics, biophysics, control engineering or systems immunology. Applications from PhD candidates in the last year will be considered.
The post is available immediately for up to two years in the first instance.
The University offers an excellent remuneration package that will reflect the applicant's background and experience.
To apply email CV and covering letter to
Dr Najl Valeyev najl.valeyev [at] kcl.ac.uk
posted 2009.10.07
