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Published: 03 March 2021
Project Title:
Why and how trypanosomes build a flagellar pocket collar; a structure-function study
Project leader:
Dr Mélanie Bonhivers (Protist Parasite Cytoskeleton team, laboratory MFP UMR5234, University of Bordeaux/ CNRS)
Start of PhD project:
May-October 2021
Qualification and experience:
Expected skills
- General knowledge of cellular / molecular biology, cell culture
- General interest in cellular biology and parasitology
- Knowledge of fluorescence microscopy
- Expertise in super resolution microscopy, or electron microscopy or cryo-electron microscopy and image analysis would be an advantage.
- Rigor, experimental ethics
- Sense of organization, ability to manage multiple tasks in parallel
- Knowing how to work autonomously but in interaction with other members of the group
- Sense of teamwork
- Ability to adapt / Quickness of mind / strong motivation
- Understanding of written and oral English
Questions and applications ?
Send a full CV, a cover letter and the contact details of one or two referents to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Profil_PhD_PRCI_ANR-FWF.pdf
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Published: 27 January 2021
Title :
Postdoctoral Researcher in Gene Regulation of Malaria Parasites
Supervisor :
Dr. Richard Bartfai (Malaria Epigenomics Group, Department of Molecular Biology at Radboud University, Nijmegen, Pays-Bas)
Start Date :
01/05/2021
Qualifications and experiences:
- PhD in molecular/cellular biology or a related field.
- Experience or at least a keen interest in systems biology approaches (including RNA-, ChIP-, ATAC-seq, proteomics, or single-cell transcriptomic approaches).
- A good working knowledge of English.
- Strong analytical skills and a result-oriented attitude.
- Creative thinking and a high degree of independence.
- Experience with culturing and genetic manipulation of malaria parasites and/or experience with bioinformatic analysis of large datasets would be an advantage.
Questions ?
For more information about this vacancy, please contact:
Richard Bartfai, Assistant Professor
Tel.: +31 24 361 0561
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Details and application:
Application deadline : 21 February 2021
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Published: 13 January 2021
Projects' title:
Postdoctoral Position in Biochemistry & Proteomics
Supervisors:
Dr. Elisabeth Davioud-Charvet (LIMA-Strasbourg) and Dr. Stephanie Blandin (IBMC, Strasbourg)
Offer Starting Date:
15/02/2021
Qualifications and experiences:
We are looking for a highly motivated and ambitious candidate with a strong background in mass spectrometry analysis of proteins (essential) and possibly experience in biochemistry and cell culture. Additional expertise in click chemistry and/or photoirradiation would be appreciated. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of scientific excellence, very good communication and writing skills, as well as a strong commitment to experimental work. The candidate should be able to perform independent research and to engage in collaborations with co-workers within this project. Knowledge of the French language is not required, but thorough knowledge of English, both oral and written is mandatory. The postdoc position may be extended by 1 year.
Questions and application ?
Dr. Elisabeth Davioud-Charvet (elisabeth.davioud (at) unistra.fr). Application deadline : 05/02/2021
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Published: 22 October 2020
Project Title:
Mitochondrial Biogenesis in Parasitic Protozoa
Project leader:
Prof. André Schneider (Mitochondrial biogenesis in the parasitic protozoa Trypanosoma brucei, Research group of André Schneider, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Bern/Switzerland.)
Start of PhD project:
Coming up
Qualification and experience:
PhD Student
- background in Molecular and Cell biology and/or in Biochemistry.
- has to fulfill the requirements - and will be part - of the Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences of the University of Bern (www.gcb.unibe.ch)
- Knowledge in German is desired but not required
Postdoc
- at least one first author publication in a peer reviewed journal.
- Expertise in mitochondrial biology and/or parasitic protozoa is a plus.
- Knowledge of German is desired but not required.
Questions and applications ?
PhD Student : send your motivation letter, CV, a summary of your master thesis and the names of two referees by email to Prof. André Schneider (andre.schneider (at) dcb.unibe.ch).
Postdoc : send your motivation letter, CV and the names of two referees by email to Prof. André Schneider (andre.schneider (at) dbc.unibe.ch).
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Published: 08 October 2020
Engineer in Cell Biology
Lille, France
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Position:
Engineer in Cell Biology (12 months)
Project:
Analysis of immune responses associated with protection against neuromalaria during Plasmodium-Toxoplasma gondi co-infection.
Laboratory:
Work on the campus of the Pasteur Institute of Lille at the CIIL (Joint Research Unit CNRS 9017-INSERM1 1019-University of Lille) in a research team located on two locations (Cayenne and Lille)
>Qualification and experience:
Master in Cell Biology
General knowledge in immunology, parasitology (desired).
Good knowledge and skills in biochemistry, cell culture, electrophoresis, flow cytometry, histology, Elisa, RTqPCR, small animal microscopy and imaging, statistical analysis.
To be autonomous in the organization of the project.
ATrained in animal experimentation.
Good knowledge and use of hygiene and safety rules.
management of stocks and laboratory orders
Strong interest in teamwork and knowledge transfer
Good writing and communication skills in English + skills in informatics
Know how to present results during work meetings and write experience reports.
Candidature :
Applicants must apply online at https://bit.ly/33AtiNL
Annonce :
More information : https://bit.ly/33AtiNL
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