Full details about the posts, responsibilities, and selection criteria are available through the links above. The deadline for applications is 22 September 2025. Please feel free to email "antoni.wrobel at bioch.ox.ac.uk" with informal enquiries.

Second project is an HFSP-funded collaboration with the Suskiewicz group in Orléans, France (including an extended scientific visit to their lab). It tackles the functional importance and prevalence of filamentation among transcription factors to better understand the principles of gene expression.

First project is funded by the Wellcome and investigates how receptor selection may influence the mechanism of viral entry. Understanding this will help us better understand past pandemics and prepare more effectively for those in the future.

Our small research team uses structural methods, biophysics, and cell biology to investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying viral evolution and host adaptation. More details of our work can be found here: wrobel-lab.org

This great paper from Bing Chen's lab has revealed where it is: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

That's definitely not the case here!

As for some networks - e.g. Eduroam - new domains seem to get blocked, here's the alternative address of the lab website: tinyurl.com/wrobel-lab

Answering these questions will help us understand some past pandemics and better prepare for those in future.

tinyurl.com/postdoc-wrob... contains the details but please do not hesitate to contact me directly via email antoni.wrobel at bioch.ox.ac.uk with informal enquiries.

Our team investigates molecular mechanisms underlying viral evolution and host changes. Your project will focus on understanding how some viruses can change their receptor specificity from glycan- to protein-binding and how the receptor selection may influence viral entry.

Thanks Elias!

That's amazing, massive congrats Melina et al!