About The Position

Join the Grant Group to investigate the molecular and functional mechanisms underlying congenital heart defects through multidisciplinary research. This position will use human stem cell-derived cardiomyocyte and cardiac organoid models to investigate cardiac development and function, combining experimental cardiac electrophysiology with genomics and bioinformatics approaches. The role will contribute to the design and delivery of defined research projects, with opportunities to develop new experimental and analytical approaches within a collaborative research environment. The position will involve conducting research with limited supervision, contributing to collaborative projects and disseminating findings through peer-reviewed publications, preprints, conference presentations and seminars. Research activities will include advanced laboratory techniques, cardiac electrophysiology, genomics data analysis and experimental design, alongside mentoring undergraduate and postgraduate students and providing research-related advice. The role will also contribute to the broader activities of the research group, including meetings, limited teaching and the development of research-related materials.

Requirements

  • Master’s degree and/or progress towards a doctorate, or a doctoral qualification in a relevant or closely related field
  • Demonstrated expertise in human stem cell models
  • Demonstrated expertise in cardiac electrophysiology such as patch-clamp recordings
  • Demonstrated expertise in bioinformatics analysis of genomics datasets such as scRNA-seq
  • Strong analytical skills
  • Strong manuscript preparation skills
  • Strong communication skills
  • Strong planning skills
  • Strong organisational skills

Responsibilities

  • Conduct research with limited supervision
  • Contribute to collaborative projects
  • Disseminate findings through peer-reviewed publications, preprints, conference presentations and seminars
  • Perform advanced laboratory techniques
  • Conduct cardiac electrophysiology
  • Perform genomics data analysis
  • Design experiments
  • Mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students
  • Provide research-related advice
  • Contribute to the broader activities of the research group, including meetings, limited teaching and the development of research-related materials

Benefits

  • Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
  • Support for parents
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