We are always looking for creative, curious, and motivated researchers at all career stages (undergrads to postdocs), who are excited about developing technologies and applying them to understand tissue biology.
We also want to hear from clinicians at all stages (from newly qualified doctor to consultant) who want to get involved in research. The LMS Chain Florey clinician scientist programme offers fellowships at every career stage, combining research training with clinical work.
We believe that curiosity about how things work is essential to good science, and that creativity is what lets us build the new technologies needed to answer the questions we care most about.
We strive to maintain a collaborative environment built on mutual respect. We look for motivated researchers who are engaged with the scientific questions that drive them and are excited about working with others.
We want everyone in the lab to grow as scientists and as people. We provide mentorship at every level and actively support training opportunities for all lab members.
We are based at the MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences (LMS) on the Hammersmith Hospital campus in west London, with access to the institute's core facilities.
Lead the group's work on resolving cell lineage in situ: building on Slide-tags to read somatic mutations and DNA methylation in single cells while keeping their spatial context, and applying this to clonal dynamics in human tissues. A mixed wet/dry, method-development post.
Details and apply →Establish the group's exposure screening capability: platforms that test many chemicals in parallel with multiplexed, sequencing-based readouts. The post can follow an in vitro strand (organoids or primary human cells) or an in vivo strand (hands-on in vivo experience and a Home Office personal licence, or readiness to obtain one, required).
Details and apply →Supervisors: Andrew Russell and Tim Coorens (EMBL-EBI)
Supervisors: Juanma Vaquerizas and Andrew Russell
We also host Masters students from Imperial College London programmes. If you are on an Imperial Masters course and would like to do your research project with us, please get in touch.
Even if no posts are listed, we welcome speculative applications (see below). Please check back soon, as we will be advertising positions shortly.
We also welcome speculative applications at any time (see below).
If you are interested in working in the lab, please email us and include the following:
Funding opportunities exist at all career levels and we are happy to support applications.