Versus Arthritis Senior Fellow researching circadian control of inflammation at the University of Manchester.
Manchester, England
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findaphd.com/?pj=147775. We have an exciting new opportunity for a PhD student here at Manchester. If you’re interested in immunology, circadian biology and the microbiome - take a look. Get in touch if you’d like to learn more.
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If you’re interested in clocks, immunity or both - this could be just the job for you! Happy to chat to anyone interested. Please RT jobs.manchester.ac.uk/displa…
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Abstract submission is open to present your work at @bsicongress 2022 #BSI22!
This is your chance to:
🧠 Share your latest ideas
💬 Start discussions
📝 Receive feedback from peers
👋 Gain recognition
Check out the topics & submit yours by Mon 5 Sept 🗓bit.ly/3OuimpX
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We are hiring again! Lecturer/senior lecturer position in infection biology/microbiome research, with a focus on immunity to infection. Come join the amazing immunology community in Manchester! Please spread the word. @UoM_DIIIRM @FBMH_UoM @LydiaBeckerIII
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In our new blog, Profs @RobLucasDar & Tim Brown (@BrownlabV) outline the findings of a new study into light, incl. how much we should get, its effects on #health, and what policymakers & planners can do to enable this in public buildings.
Read it here;
blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk…
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RTs welcome for PhD opening in our laboratory rcsi.com/dublin/research-and… @Irishimmunology @BSI_immunomet
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There’s still time to grab your tickets for tonight’s Pint of Science Manchester event with exciting talks on the circadian clock and sleep! Last night sold out so don’t wait to buy your tickets too late! pintofscience.co.uk/events/m…
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We have two postdoc positions available in our laboratory in the emerging field of circadian immunometabolism and importance in chonic and infectious disease. RTs appreciated
🚨New postdoc positions added to our website 🚨 including one with our very own @curtisclocklab!
For more details check out irishimmunology.ie/post/post…
RT and share with anyone in your network who might be interested!
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Here you go folks. Daily rhythms in a metazoan parasite, Schistosoma mansoni pointing to candidate drug and vaccine targets.
#parasites #circadian @SRBR_Outreach @ProfHoff1 @BMCBiology @adamjamesreid @ibers_aber bmcbiol.biomedcentral.com/ar…
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It was great sharing the (virtual) stage with Andrew Loudon on the British Society for Immunology conference plenary session on ‘Calling time on immunology’. Thanks Julie Gibbs for the invite and co-chairing the session.
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RTs really appreciated, great postdoc opportunity to work at the cutting edge of human respiratory immunology. Closing date September 30th
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Pleased to be advertising this 5 year PDRA position in my lab working with us on a Versus Arthritis funded project looking at clocks, arthritis and the microbiome. Get in touch for more info and please RT. @VersusArthritis @Time_MCR @LydiaBeckerIII jobs.manchester.ac.uk/displa…
Research Associate in Immunology and Biological Timing:Oxford Road, Manchester
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Last chance to apply for a Research Assistant position in our lab (application deadline August 1st), details can be found on @Irishimmunology website irishimmunology.ie/post/rese…
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Fascinating talk by Dr. Louise Hunter @feedbacklou on the role of the clock protein REVERBα in metabolic flexibility at the CFBT @Time_MCR summer showcase! Excited to hear the next talks in the line up :)
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Applications are open for a 5 year PDRA position investigating the role of the body clock in asthma. The group also has a full time technician and PhD students. Come and join the vibrant clock community in Manchester bmh.manchester.ac.uk/researc…
Apply here:jobs.manchester.ac.uk/displa…
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.@ChienSinChen, @LM_Ince, @Alba_dejuan, @BaumjohannLab, Christoph Scheiermann et al. show that loss of sympathetic innervation to the popliteal lymph node induces IFN-γ expression in CD8 T cells, causing expansion. bit.ly/3vTCHeX #Neuroinflammation
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17th May 16:00-17:00: What can COVID do to help combat AMR? We are delighted to welcome world leading infectious disease expert Professor Alan McNally @alanmcn1 to deliver a virtual keynote for our MRC Come & See series. Everyone is welcome! Register here: tinyurl.com/3fk85sn2
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We are recruiting! Grade 7 post doc to work on clocks, metabolism, and inflammation, in Oxford. Informal enquiries welcome.
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