The MRC’s London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS) is a scientific institute with a unique computing environment using Windows, Linux and Macs. Supporting world class scientific research, you will be part of a team that delivers ICT services that enable pioneering science to take place. The primary function of this role is to provide scientific applications and computing infrastructure support.

Two 3 year postdoctoral position is available at the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS) and Imperial College London to work in the Computational Regulatory Genomics group headed by Professor Boris Lenhard. The group studies gene regulation at the genome-wide level using methods of computational genomics and epigenomics. The group is now also applying experimental techniques of regulatory genomics, and has developed the first low-input cap analysis of gene expression methodology to allow mapping promoters and enhancers from as little as 1000 cells. The interests of the group range from investigating sequence signals and chromatin organisation at core promoter regions to revealing rules of communication between core promoter and distal regulatory elements and how they give rise to elaborate spatiotemporal expression patterns in development. The group has a track record of excellence and innovation in computational genomics, with numerous publications in top-tier journals and extensive international collaboration (for further information please visit https://lms.mrc.ac.uk/research-group/computational-regulatory-genomics/ ).

Applications are invited for a Clinical Research Fellow position in the Psychiatric Imaging Group at the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences, located at Hammersmith Hospital campus of Imperial College London. This will be on a 1 year fixed term contract with the potential for an MD/PhD depending on eligibility and progress.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Health and Safety Manager to develop their career at our research Institute with an excellent reputation as a diverse, forward thinking and prestigious organisation engaged in world class medical sciences research.

The London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS) is one of the three Medical Research Council (MRC) research Institutes and part of the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College.

A 3-year Lab Manager/ Research assistant position is available at the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS) to work in the Host-Microbe Co-metabolism group headed by Dr Filipe Cabreiro. The LMS is an Institute funded by the MRC and part of the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College. We are located on the Hammersmith Hospital Campus in West London (W12). The institute has first-class facilities including high-throughput sequencing, proteomics and metabolomics and provides investigators from clinical and basic science backgrounds with the opportunity to pursue innovative, multidisciplinary research within the excellence of Imperial College. For more information, visit https://lms.mrc.ac.uk

A 3-year postdoctoral position is available at the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS) to work in the Drug Transport and Tumour Metabolism group headed by Dr. Louise Fets. The LMS is an Institute funded by the MRC and part of the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College. We are located on the Hammersmith Hospital Campus in West London (W12). The institute has first-class facilities and provides investigators from clinical and basic science backgrounds with the opportunity to pursue innovative, multidisciplinary research within the excellence of Imperial College. For more information, visit https://lms.mrc.ac.uk

The Chain Florey Clinical Research Fellowship Scheme presents clinical trainees with a unique opportunity to study basic science supported by two world-renowned academic institutions, Imperial College and the Medical Research Council London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS), formerly the Clinical Sciences Centre. The scheme has a variety of PhD projects on offer which focus specifically on basic science rather than on clinical research.
Chain Florey Clinical Research Fellowships provide an ideal base for those wishing to pursue a career in clinical academia. You should possess prior laboratory experience and need to demonstrate the skill base and motivation for a basic science PhD; each Fellow is expected to complete their PhD within the duration of the appointment.

The recruitment programme will be open until 31 January 2019. Applications can be submitted at any time and will be reviewed on an on-going basis.