We are seeking a talented and motivated Research Associate in Metabolomics to join an exciting interdisciplinary project investigating tuberculosis through archaeological science.
This role forms part of the TB-Omics project, which explores diagnostic tools for tuberculosis infection using modern and archaeological skeletal remains. You will play a key role in analysing metabolomic data to identify biomarkers and better understand disease processes, contributing to innovative One Health approaches to global health challenges.
As a Research Associate, you will:
- Analyse metabolomic data from archaeological and modern bone samples
- Apply statistical modelling and data visualisation techniques
- Integrate metabolomics data within biological and archaeological frameworks
- Contribute to the design and development of research methods and analytical approaches
- Maintain high-quality data documentation, ensuring traceability and reproducibility
- Publish findings in peer-reviewed journals and present at conferences
- Collaborate with internal and external partners to advance the research programme
- Support mentoring and development of students and early career researchers
This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research within a collaborative and supportive research environment.