Senior Research Technician Role at Warwick University | Biomedical Science Graduates Apply Now
The University of Warwick is seeking a Senior Research Technician to join Dr. Emily Lane-Hill’s Neuroscience Cluster within the School of Life Sciences in Coventry and Stratford campuses. This Biomedical Science job offers hands-on experience in molecular biology, imaging-based techniques, and neurodegeneration research, contributing to groundbreaking projects funded by the Race Against Dementia initiative. Ideal for candidates with a BSc in Neuroscience, Biomedical Science, or a related field, this role provides opportunities to develop technical expertise and grow within a collaborative research environment.
- Job Position: Senior Research Technician
- Location: University of Warwick Campus, Coventry, Stratford Campus, UK
- Job ID: 110856-0925
- Position Type: Fixed-term contract
About the University
The University of Warwick is a world-leading research-intensive institution, ranked 67th globally and 10th in the UK. With 92% of research rated world-leading or internationally excellent, Warwick fosters a collaborative and inclusive environment for innovative scientific work. The School of Life Sciences, home to the Neuroscience Cluster, emphasizes collegiality, inclusivity, and career development, and is proud to hold the Athena SWAN Silver award for promoting gender equality.
Job Description
The Senior Research Technician will work in Dr. Emily Lane-Hill’s research group to investigate tau-induced neuronal and network dysfunction in neurodegenerative diseases. The role involves utilizing molecular biology and imaging-based techniques to investigate the interactions between tau proteins and targets, such as voltage-gated ion channels. This biomedical science job position consists of planning and executing molecular biology experiments, imaging assays, and supporting laboratory operations to investigate tau-induced neuronal dysfunction in neurodegenerative diseases.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform molecular biology experiments and imaging-based assays to study tau-related mechanisms.
- Assist in planning and executing neurodegeneration research projects
- Maintain accurate lab records, protocols, and experimental data
- Manage lab inventories, reagents, and equipment
- Support the lab team with training, scheduling, and day-to-day operations
- Contribute to project reports and scientific publications
- Participate in maintaining a safe and inclusive lab environment
Educational Qualification
BS in Biomedical Science, Neuroscience, or a relevant field
Experience and Skills
- Prior practical laboratory experience in molecular biology techniques
- Strong interest in neurodegeneration research
- Excellent time and project management skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a research team
- Good communication skills
- Experience in imaging techniques and electrophysiology
- Familiarity with molecular interactions and neurobiological assays
- Willingness to develop further research skills in vivo
