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Lypo · 1–10 people · Seed

Molecular Biologist

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  • Edinburgh
  • Hybrid · 2–3 days in office
  • £31,000 – £36,000 pa
  • Mid-level
  • Contract

Implement high-throughput plasmid assembly, colony PCR, Minipreps and pathway construction to build strains for hypothesis testing and model training. Work across disciplines in a lab-based, cross-pollinating team, with fortnightly research updates, mentorship and organised labbook/data keeping. Golden Gate assembly, Benchling in silico cloning and DNA sequencing are core.

Benchling · QIAgility

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CureAge Therapeutics · 1–10 people · Seed

Senior Computational Chemist, LNP Design

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  • London
  • Hybrid
  • Senior
  • Permanent · Part time

Lead the computationally guided design of a lipid nanoparticle delivery platform, applying chemical and biophysical principles to optimise LNP composition and formulation. Use AI-enabled chemistry, cheminformatics, predictive models and molecular modelling to prioritise formulation components, working closely with the experimental team and founding team in a small start-up.

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University of Strathclyde

Coreshell Molecular Descriptor PDRA

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  • Glasgow
  • £39,906 – £46,049 pa
  • Entry level
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Develops high-throughput Python workflows to analyse coarse-grained molecular-dynamics simulations of engineered protein assemblies, extracting geometric, topological and structural descriptors such as curvature, lumen dimensions and packing order. Builds structure-property relationships and reusable, version-controlled pipelines feeding predictive and active-learning models, within an interdisciplinary team spanning computational chemistry, machine learning, protein science and engineering.

Martini · GROMACS · VMD +2

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