Prepare a Postdoctoral Research Application
Build the application around the role’s selection criteria and the research contribution you can make. The job description should guide both your evidence and your emphasis.
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Tooth Enamel Remineralisation Postdoc.
Application Timing
Oxford accepts online applications received before midday on 16 October 2026; prepare a supporting statement, CV and details of two referees.
The Research Opportunity
Investigate how tooth enamel mineralises and how it could be repaired, using experimental materials chemistry, microscopy and microfluidics. This salaried research appointment is fixed term, ending in November 2027.
Understanding Enamel Mineralisation
Use materials chemistry and experimental techniques to investigate mineralisation pathways and potential remineralising solutions.
Salary and Contract
- Annual Salary
- £39,424–£47,779 per year
- Role Type
- Salaried Research Appointment
- Start Date
- Date Needs Confirmation
Salary is employment income, rather than a student stipend. Check the job description for contract length, working arrangements and any sponsorship conditions.
Experience and Eligibility
- International Applicants
- Not Confirmed in This RecordCheck visa sponsorship in the job notice.
- Published Requirements
- A relevant materials chemistry, science or engineering doctorate (or near completion), some postdoctoral experience, and a strong background in biomineralisation or crystallisation chemistry, microfluidics, solution synthesis and spectroscopy.
Before You Apply
- Prepare the supporting statement, CV and details of two referees requested by Oxford.
- Show how your experimental experience fits the role and check the fixed-term end date.
Official Sources
Official Opportunity NoticeLast checked 11-10-2026. Confirm current details with the university before applying.
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