Are you looking for biology lecturer jobs in higher education?
Most biology lecturers are specialists in a sub-discipline of biology, such as molecular biology or evolutionary biology, but they are also expected to have a breadth of knowledge across all interlinked subject areas which make up the discipline.
Looking for lecturing jobs in computational biology?
Computational biology brings together biosciences and computer sciences research and education. Universities worldwide are increasingly offering joint degree programmes in the two disciplines and there is high demand for lecturers from a scientific background who also have the technical knowledge required to contribute to advances in this relatively new research area.
Are you looking for lecturing jobs in microbiology?
Microbiology provides a foundation for applied research across medicine, science, engineering and technology. Microbiology lecturers undertake individual and collaborative research while teaching and training the large number of students attracted to this popular field each year.
This section of our Academic Jobs in Biological Science series gives an overview of academic research jobs in biology, typical career paths in the sector and opportunities for progression in this extensive field.
Anatomists are researchers and educators in the field of anatomy. They are fascinated by the structure of living things (both human and animal). Their work focuses on identifying and describing the anatomical structures of organisms.
Technology can make research in the natural sciences more accessible and more inclusive, so more scientists than ever before can participate.
Working safely in the lab and in the field is important, and if we want to include all scientists, we need to make tools and equipment more customized.
Today’s post is in honour of International Women in Engineering Day, June 23rd 2023. With this post, I want to highlight the achievements of women in engineering and provide pathways for universities to recruit more young women to their engineering programs.
In this article, Prof. Eva Lantsoght discusses social safety in the workplace and offers strategies to promote social connection.
Are you currently changing your job and wonder how you will get on with new colleagues? Whether you have decades of work experience or you are starting out in your first job, you might be concerned about how well you will fit into your new team.
