Research Assistant in Systems Mircobiology

Research Assistant in Systems Mircobiology
Newcastle University
Newcastle, United Kingdom
GBP 34,630 to 36,320 per year
The Role
We are seeking a highly motivated Research Assistant to join our research team to support our efforts to use systems microbiology to study bacterial phenotype-genotype relationships. You will be responsible to operate and maintain our current screening equipment and work within our team to enable innovative screening approaches. Prior experience in operating systems like the Singer Rotor, S&P BM3 platform and Beckman liquid handling robots is essential to this post.
Key Accountabilities
Collect, analyse and interpret research data and draw conclusions on the outcomes
Co-ordinate own work with that of others, use problem solving to affect the achievement of research objectives and contribute to the planning of the project(s)
Present information on research progress and outcomes to a Principal Investigator or groups overseeing the research project
Write up results from own research activity and provide input into the research project’s dissemination, in whatever form (report, papers, chapters, books)
Use research resources (including, where required, laboratories, workshops and specialist equipment) as appropriate
Operate and manage screening equipment (Singer Rotor, S&P BM3 platform, Beckman liquid handlers)
The Person
Knowledge, Skills and Experience
Experience using robot systems like Singer Rotor, S&P BM3 platform, Beckman liquid handlers
Expierece in doing research systems microbiology research
Attention to detail and ability to work at high levels of accuracy
Ability to present complex information effectively to a range of audiences
Proven ability to analyse data and write-up results
Experience of working collaboratively with colleagues
Excellent IT skills in all major office applications
The ability to use personal initiative and creativity to solve research problems
Attributes and Behaviour
Commitment to working positively as a member of a multi-skilled research team
Ability to negotiate and prioritise multiple, competing responsibilities and to work to deadlines
Commitment to continued professional development
Understanding of good practice in equality, inclusion and diversity
Qualifications
Honours degree in microbiology or liefe science related degrees
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Deadline 11 November
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