Postdoctoral Researcher - Ancient DNA & Dog Co-Evolution

The Natural History Museum in London seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher for a funded 3-year project on human-dog co-evolution. This role demands a PhD holder with expertise in ancient DNA, particularly in extraction and library building methods for NGS sequencing. The successful candidate will work under Dr. Selina Brace, analyzing data to understand the historical relationship between dogs and humans.

The position also involves development of computational methods for data analysis. The museum offers 27.5 days holiday, a generous pension scheme, and various employee benefits including hybrid working arrangements.