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Scientist I (Imaging Assay Development)
You are an imaging scientist with hands-on experience in immunofluorescence or FISH. You enjoy working at the bench, solving technical challenges, and building assays that actually translate into clinical impact.
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As Scientist I – Imaging Assay Development, you will play a key role in designing, optimising, and validating immunofluorescence and FISH-based assays. This is a hands-on, technically rich role where you will work across the full assay lifecycle in a regulated setting, collaborating closely with molecular scientists and bioinformaticians.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, optimise, and validate IF and FISH imaging assays
- Develop multiplex staining protocols and signal amplification strategies
- Operate and maintain fluorescence microscopy and imaging platforms


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About You
- MSc or PhD in Biomedical Sciences or related field
- 1–2 years’ experience in imaging assay development
- Strong hands-on expertise in immunofluorescence and/or FISH
Location: Guildford
Level: Scientist I
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