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We are looking for an exceptional scientist with a research focus on ensuring food safety and security. You will join other world class Principal Investigators and research scientists within the 'Microbes and Food Safety' research programme at the Quadram Institute. The priorities for this programme are to reduce enduring and emerging threats to the safety of UK food supplies. This includes not only microbial pathogens, but also food spoilage organisms, antimicrobial resistance, xenobiotics (chemical agents) that enter the food chain, and the wider microbial communities on foods and in food processing environments which can all impact human health. Our team have expertise that brings together excellence in imaging, microbiology, genomics, bioinformatics and mathematical modelling in understanding how bacteria thrive as communities across the food chain.
Job Responsibility:
Reduce enduring and emerging threats to the safety of UK food supplies
Develop their research programme, exploiting considerable capabilities and helping to consolidate the Quadram Institute as a world leader in food safety and research
Requirements:
Excellent track record in an area of research that can address the key strategic aims of the programme
Good publication record and obvious potential for attracting funding commensurate for their career stage
Clear vision for collaborative research to improve the safety and resiliency of our food supplies
What we offer:
Significant support package with an equivalent value up to £500,000
Postdoctoral Research Assistant
Start-up package
Budget for consumables and other research expenses
Access to core services such as genome sequencing and advanced microbial bioimaging
Competitive salaries
Relocation package
Flexible, innovative working
Range of family, faith and diversity friendly working arrangements