School of Research
The Novartis Medal & Prize of the Biochemical Society
New possibilities for efficient biofuel production
Limited availability of fossil fuels stimulates the search for different energy resources. The use of biofuels is one of the alternatives. Sugars derived from the grain of agricultural crops can be used to produce biofuel but these crops occupy fertile soils needed for food and feed production. Fast growing plants such as poplar, eucalyptus, or various grass residues such as corn stover and sugarcane bagasse do not compete and can be a sustainable source for biofuel.
Mike Ferguson receives the RSE Royal Medal
Michael Ferguson, Regius Professor and Dean of Research in the College of Life Sciences, was presented with the Royal Medal in Edinburgh on Monday in recognition of his work in drug discovery to combat parasites and for his leadership of a “world-class” team of scientists.
The medal represents the pinnacle of the awards made by the RSE and was presented by the Duke of Edinburgh on his first official engagement since June.
Laboratory Manager
An opportunity has arisen for the appointment of a Laboratory Manager. The successful candidate will be responsible for the provision of daily support service requirements as part of a lab management team for approximately 120 research staff working in a multi-disciplinary research environment, encompassing organic chemistry, molecular biology and cell biology laboratories.
Biophotonics Applications Scientist
The Central Light Microscopy Facility is an established core service housing the College’s advanced imaging equipment, including Multiphoton, FLIM, Widefield deconvolution, confocal, TIRF, structured illumi
Business Development Manager for Drug Discovery
The University of Dundee, through its Drug Discovery Unit in the College of Life Sciences, has a leading position in translating excellent science through early stage drug discovery and partnering the outputs with industry (http://www.drugdiscovery.dundee.ac.uk/).
The Drug Discovery Unit (DDU) currently comprises over 60 FTEs with, collectively, over 400 years of
Postdoctoral Research Assistant (Fungal geomicrobiology)
Geomicrobiology Group
Image Analyst in Microscopy (Central Imaging Facility)
The University of Dundee’s Central Imaging Facility in the College of Life Sciences is a world-renowned imaging facility operating leading-edge technology and accessed by research staff within the College of Life Sciences and national and international collaborators.
Biophotonics Applications Specialist (Central Imaging Facility)
The Central Light Microscopy Facility is an established core service housing the College’s advanced imaging equipment, including Multiphoton, FLIM, Widefield deconvolution, confocal, TIRF, structured illu