Microscopy Scientist – Cellular Imaging & Dynamics

Stevenage
3 months ago
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Microscopy Scientist – Cellular Imaging & Dynamics

Join a world-class research group pushing the boundaries of cellular imaging and dynamic biology.

We are seeking a Microscopy Scientist to join our Imaging & Dynamics team, contributing to pioneering research across a diverse therapeutic portfolio.

About the Role

In this position, you’ll apply cutting-edge imaging technologies to explore fundamental biological questions and support discovery across multiple therapeutic areas.

You’ll work at the intersection of advanced microscopy and cell biology, driving innovation in live-cell and super-resolution imaging.

Key Responsibilities

Perform super-resolution microscopy using techniques such as STORM, SIM, and DNA-PAINT on platforms including ONI and Abbelight.

Conduct confocal and lattice light sheet microscopy, integrating data into broader research projects.

Develop and maintain custom cell-based assays, ensuring high-quality cell culture and experimental reproducibility.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to design experiments, analyze imaging data, and translate findings into actionable insights.

Innovate and troubleshoot experimental challenges with creativity and technical precision.

About You

You bring a strong foundation in cell biology and advanced imaging, along with a genuine passion for visualizing cellular processes in unprecedented detail.

You thrive in a collaborative, dynamic research environment, balancing independent initiative with teamwork.

Essential qualifications:

Ph.D. (or equivalent experience) in Cell Biology, Biophysics, Bioengineering, or related discipline.

Proven experience with super-resolution, confocal, and live-cell imaging.

Strong record of experimental innovation, publications, or applied research achievements.

What We Offer

1-year contract with potential for extension.

Hybrid working model – 3 days on-site, 2 from home.

The opportunity to make a tangible impact on strategic research initiatives advancing our understanding of complex biological systems.

If you’re driven by discovery and excited to apply advanced microscopy to cutting-edge biomedical research, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now and be part of a team redefining how we see — and understand — cellular life

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