Topic: technology development

Supports investigator-led biotechnology and biological research, from molecules and cells to organisms, populations and landscapes. Projects may include data-intensive research, technology development, equipment, shared facilities, community resources, networks or summer schools. Awards last up to five years. The maximum full economic project cost is £2 million; BBSRC contributes 80%, normally up to £1.6 million. Overseas and business collaborators may participate as project partners, but cannot lead. Uninvited resubmissions are not accepted.

Lead technology development for the Immunology accelerator, identifying research capability gaps and translating emerging molecular and cellular assays into scalable workflows. Direct a small team, validate platforms, collaborate across the institute and transfer robust methods to other research groups. Research capabilities include multiomics, spatial assays, imaging and immune-cell engineering. The annualized salary range is USD 159,200–199,000. Work is primarily onsite in Seattle; any limited remote work must take place in Washington State.