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Join Evoralis to develop enzymes for a circular plastic economy


Evoralis, a spin-out from the University of Cambridge, is on a mission to enable the textile industry to become truly sustainable and circular. We use an ultra-fast screening platform to develop enzymes for breaking down mixed and blended textile fibres into their constituent building blocks for the production of virgin-grade textile fibres.


Key responsibilities:


  • Play a pivotal role in our wet lab
  • Planning, and conducting experimental work in protein engineering including DNA library generation, performance of high-throughput screening assays and validation of enzyme candidates regarding plastic-degrading activity 
  • Protein expression, purification and characterisation
  • Maintaining records of experimental work


Skills, qualifications and experience needed:


  • A Master's degree or PhD in Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Biophysics or related field
  • Experience in DNA cloning and purification, DNA library design, in vitro mutagenesis, protein expression, purification and characterisation
  • Interest in high-throughput screening and liquid handling systems (desirable)
  • The drive to work both independently and collaboratively, with strong organisational skills
  • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal


Why Evoralis?:


  • Be part of the solution, making plastics and textiles truly sustainable and circular
  • Collaborate with experts in Protein Engineering, Synthetic Biology, Chemistry, and Microfluidics
  • We offer a full-time position based at Evoralis, located in Cambridge, UK


Ready to make a tangible impact on the future of textiles and sustainability?


Please apply via LinkedIn or send your application to byJuly 21.


Let's make textiles truly circular together!

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