We are looking for a research technician to support ongoing research in understanding the function of IM30 proteins in protecting biological membranes from different stresses within evolutionary divergent microbial lineages. Utilising a diverse range of techniques in microbial biochemistry and molecular microbiology, you will investigate the interactions between these proteins and their ability to rescue vital membrane functions. You will join a multi-disciplinary project funded by the sLoLa BBSRC award, led by the University of York with collaborators at the Universities of Nottingham, Newcastle and Cambridge. Responsibilities Provide effective and efficient research support by planning and performing experiments using a range of scientific techniques in line with the project objectives Contribute to the design of experimental work based on previous knowledge and experience, and report the results to the project consortium Ensure good laboratory practices in the Thomas lab, including managing lab resources, maintaining accurate records, aligning with the health and safety procedures, developing standard operating procedures and risk assessments, liaising with suppliers and service providers, and maintaining equipment and stock of chemicals and consumables for the lab Qualifications HNC, HND, undergraduate degree, or equivalent experience in Biochemistry, Molecular Microbiology or a related biological sciences Competence in routine genetic manipulation of bacteria, microbial heterologous gene expression and protein purification Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team using own initiative with attention to detail Align daily activities to good laboratory practice Apply here : https://jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/research-technician-586353.html. Location : York, England, United Kingdom