Research Assistant/Associate in Bioelectronics at Newcastle University

We are a world class research-intensive university. We deliver teaching and learning of the highest quality. We play a leading role in economic, social and cultural development of the North East of England. Attracting and retaining high-calibre people is fundamental to our continued success.

The Role
We invite applications for a Research Assistant/Associate in Bioelectronics to Join us and be at the forefront of innovation and discovery, collaborating with leading academics and contributing to groundbreaking investigations. We are seeking an individual to take on a pivotal role in designing, fabricating, and constructing essential electronic systems.

You will join a diverse community of colleagues based in the School of Engineering at Newcastle University. This position is funded through the Medical Research Council (MRC) in conjunction with Versus Arthritis. The project will be supervised by Professor O’Neill at Newcastle University and will involve collaboration with colleagues at the University of Bristol. The aim of the project is to investigate bioelectronic systems for sensory testing related to neuropathy and microneurography.

Seize this chance to be part of innovative research and make a lasting impact in your field. This opportunity offers you the following:

• Collaboration with renowned academic experts and clinicians in the field of neurography.
• Working within a cross-disciplinary team, where you’ll utilise cutting-edge techniques such as design, semiconductor cleanroom fabrication, device characterisation, and verification.
• Publishing your groundbreaking research in esteemed journals and presenting your findings at prestigious international conferences.

This is a full-time position available from the 01 June 2024, and is fixed-term for a duration of 24 months. We are committed to building and maintaining a fair and inclusive working environment and we would be happy to discuss arrangements for flexible and/or blended working.

To view the job description, please click here.

For all informal enquiries, please contact Professor Anthony O’Neill via email: anthony.oneill@newcastle.ac.uk.

Please note that if you are successful to this role, you will require medical clearance before you can commence in the role.

To apply, please upload your CV and a letter of application that outlines how you can evidence the essential knowledge, skills and experience outlined in the person specification below. Please provide specific examples and evidence in your letter.

For more information about the School of Engineering and our research, please click here.