Histamine H4 receptor Research

Durham International Junior Research Fellowships, University of Durham, UK
Durham University is delighted to launch a new Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) scheme, designed to attract the most talented researchers in Europe and beyond, and build international networks of scholars with a common passion for the deepest theoretical questions and most pressing practical problems facing humanity.
The JRF scheme is aimed at researchers with substantial post-doctoral experience, but recent doctorands of exceptional ability and researchers who have followed non-traditional academic career paths (such as in public corporations, NGOs or industry) are also encouraged to apply. JRFs will pursue new research ideas of their own design, undertaken in collaboration within academic researchers at Durham University
Applicants are encouraged to take advantage of the diverse spectrum of opportunities offered by the Institutes at Durham, which span the Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities, and link their proposals to research programmes of the Institutes and their constituent research centres [Download Flyer and Further particulars].

STSMs available:
1 STSMs available in the laboratory of Professor Madeleine Ennis and Dr Karim Dib (The Queen’s University of Belfast, UK)
Topic: H4 receptor and human neutrophils
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Please contact Professor Madeleine Ennis to discuss this ( m.ennis@qub.ac.uk)

STSMs available:
Up to 2 x STSMs available in the laboratory of Professor Emanuela Masini (University of Florence)
Topic: Evaluation of H4R in bleomicine in lung fibrosis
Please contact Professor Masini to discuss this ( emanuela.masini@unifi.it)
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