We are hiring a Research Fellow to join the Centre for Environmental Research and Justice (CERJ) at the University of Birmingham for a 3-year position in computational metabolomics.

This role will focus on developing reproducible computational tools and workflows to analyse complex LC-MS and MSⁿ data, with the goal of characterising metabolomes across model organisms and human cell systems.

You will be part of an interdisciplinary team contributing to major EU-funded initiatives, including PrecisionTox ↗ and the PARC.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to advance the science of chemical safety and human health through large-scale comparative metabolomics.

Key responsibilities include:

• Developing FAIR and open-source workflows for metabolomics data;
• Characterising species-specific and cross-species metabolomic profiles;
• Collaborating with the Phenome Centre Birmingham and European partners.

To apply or learn more, please click here ↗.

Applications are still open, don’t miss your chance to join us!