Interested in joining the lab?
We're looking for a Post-doc and a Research Technician to join our lab.
These positions are funded by BBSRC and are for 3 years.
This position could be converted into a PhD position for 4 years.
You will be part of a young team within the stimulating and international environment of the University of Birmingham. We are based in the School of Biosciences, as part of an exciting fly community, on a beautiful campus in the middle of a vibrant city.
Research technician:
We are seeking to appoint a Research Technician to support the research activities of the Rezaval lab at the University of Birmingham (https://www.rezavallab.org/). The post-holder will be an active research member, conducting individual research as directed by Dr Rezaval, and assisting her research group with experimental procedures, thus contributing to delivering on project aims and providing input into future directions of designated research projects.
The successful applicant will be required to work closely with members of the Rezaval lab providing day-to-day support by carrying out molecular biology methods, immunohistochemistry, behaviour, microscopy and Drosophila genetics, as well as aiding with routine fly work. She/he will also be responsible for maintenance of the laboratory’s collection of Drosophila stocks, and for supporting the day-to-day running of the laboratory (eg. attending to equipment repairs, maintaining a regular supply of basic lab essentials, plus other tasks as required).
The post-holder will need to have excellent organisational and research skills, a proven ability to work well with others and a positive attitude to learning and troubleshooting new methods.
The successful candidate must have a demonstrable academic interest in biological sciences. While experience working with Drosophila would be an advantage, training will be provided as required.
The position is funded by BBSRC and is for 3 years.
Close date: 24 October 2022.
Apply via this link.
Post-doctoral Research Fellow:
We are looking for motivated and talented people with experience and/or interest in neuroscience, behaviour, genetics and Drosophila to join our group. The successful applicants will pursue research projects with the goal of understanding how animals make decisions when faced with conflicting options -at a molecular, neural and circuit level-. The techniques employed will include genetics, molecular biology, optogenetics, neural circuit manipulations, live imaging, and fly behaviour.
Get in touch with Carolina if interested.
Other research opportunities:
If you are interested in our work and would like to apply for a PhD/Post-doc fellowship with us, please contact Carolina.
PhD positions:
(1) BBSRC MIBTP-fully funded 4 year PhD position
Apply here and select our project. Closing Date: 20 January 2023. These positions are open to all students worldwide. Please, get in touch with Carolina if you're interested in applying.
(2) Darwin scholarship. Closing Date: Early January 2023. These positions are open to all students worldwide. Please, get in touch with Carolina if you're interested in applying. .
(3) Other PhD fellowships:
The Boehringer Ingelheim PhD fellowship
Commonwealth Scholarships
British Council scholarships for women in STEM
https://www.inlaksfoundation.org/
(4) We encourage applications all year around from self-funded international and national candidates. Please, get in touch.
Post-doc Positions:
Please contact Carolina to discuss available project or to suggest your own. Some available fellowships:
Marie Curie, Newton, HFSP, EMBO, Wellcome, BBSRC, Leverhulme, IBRO, Marshall, Branco Weiss, NC3Rs , Sir Henry Wellcome Fellowship FEBS Long-Term Fellowships L’Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship T
Feel free to email me with any questions.
For Masters projects, summer internships, and work experience click here
These positions are funded by BBSRC and are for 3 years.
This position could be converted into a PhD position for 4 years.
You will be part of a young team within the stimulating and international environment of the University of Birmingham. We are based in the School of Biosciences, as part of an exciting fly community, on a beautiful campus in the middle of a vibrant city.
Research technician:
We are seeking to appoint a Research Technician to support the research activities of the Rezaval lab at the University of Birmingham (https://www.rezavallab.org/). The post-holder will be an active research member, conducting individual research as directed by Dr Rezaval, and assisting her research group with experimental procedures, thus contributing to delivering on project aims and providing input into future directions of designated research projects.
The successful applicant will be required to work closely with members of the Rezaval lab providing day-to-day support by carrying out molecular biology methods, immunohistochemistry, behaviour, microscopy and Drosophila genetics, as well as aiding with routine fly work. She/he will also be responsible for maintenance of the laboratory’s collection of Drosophila stocks, and for supporting the day-to-day running of the laboratory (eg. attending to equipment repairs, maintaining a regular supply of basic lab essentials, plus other tasks as required).
The post-holder will need to have excellent organisational and research skills, a proven ability to work well with others and a positive attitude to learning and troubleshooting new methods.
The successful candidate must have a demonstrable academic interest in biological sciences. While experience working with Drosophila would be an advantage, training will be provided as required.
The position is funded by BBSRC and is for 3 years.
Close date: 24 October 2022.
Apply via this link.
Post-doctoral Research Fellow:
We are looking for motivated and talented people with experience and/or interest in neuroscience, behaviour, genetics and Drosophila to join our group. The successful applicants will pursue research projects with the goal of understanding how animals make decisions when faced with conflicting options -at a molecular, neural and circuit level-. The techniques employed will include genetics, molecular biology, optogenetics, neural circuit manipulations, live imaging, and fly behaviour.
Get in touch with Carolina if interested.
Other research opportunities:
If you are interested in our work and would like to apply for a PhD/Post-doc fellowship with us, please contact Carolina.
PhD positions:
(1) BBSRC MIBTP-fully funded 4 year PhD position
Apply here and select our project. Closing Date: 20 January 2023. These positions are open to all students worldwide. Please, get in touch with Carolina if you're interested in applying.
(2) Darwin scholarship. Closing Date: Early January 2023. These positions are open to all students worldwide. Please, get in touch with Carolina if you're interested in applying. .
(3) Other PhD fellowships:
The Boehringer Ingelheim PhD fellowship
Commonwealth Scholarships
British Council scholarships for women in STEM
https://www.inlaksfoundation.org/
(4) We encourage applications all year around from self-funded international and national candidates. Please, get in touch.
Post-doc Positions:
Please contact Carolina to discuss available project or to suggest your own. Some available fellowships:
Marie Curie, Newton, HFSP, EMBO, Wellcome, BBSRC, Leverhulme, IBRO, Marshall, Branco Weiss, NC3Rs , Sir Henry Wellcome Fellowship FEBS Long-Term Fellowships L’Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship T
Feel free to email me with any questions.
For Masters projects, summer internships, and work experience click here
