01 TuttleLab
02 How we recruit
Recruitment to TuttleLab is based on an advertised position or a clear match between a proposed project and the group’s research. Please do not send generic speculative applications. If you contact the group outside an advertised vacancy, explain the scientific question you want to pursue, why it fits the lab, and the funding route you are considering.
Advertised positions
These roles are part of the CoreShell Fibre Foundry, an ARIA-funded programme developing predictive and experimentally integrated approaches to molecular assembly and functional fibre formation. ARIA is the UK’s high-risk, high-reward research agency.
Postdoctoral position
Development of predictive and active-learning models linking protein sequence, simulation-derived descriptors and experimental assembly outcomes.
Postdoctoral position
Development of high-throughput Python workflows to extract geometric and topological descriptors from coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations, supporting machine learning and experimental design.
Both roles are part of the same wider CoreShell team and will work closely across computational, machine-learning and experimental work packages. This is ambitious, technically challenging and highly collaborative work.
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Two postdoctoral positions are currently advertised.
Full role details and application requirements are available through the University vacancy pages linked above.
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Prospective PhD students should make contact only where there is a specific research idea aligned with the group’s work.
A concise enquiry should identify the scientific question, explain the fit with TuttleLab, and state the likely funding route. Generic messages without a defined scientific connection are unlikely to receive a response.
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Undergraduate and project-student opportunities depend on project availability, timing and appropriate supervision.
Enquiries should refer to a specific area of the group’s research and briefly explain the question or topic the student hopes to investigate.
For enquiries relating to a specific advertised position, project or collaboration: tell.tuttle@strath.ac.uk