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Organize and help shape lab meetings, retreats, scientific visits. Support the distribution of tasks, responsibilities and information across the team. Contribute to identifying potential funding opportunities and support the development of research
The successful applicant will be expected to develop a dynamic, high quality and externally-funded research programme at an international level. Interdisciplinary and collaborative research is strongly encouraged across the university and its associated
In this role you will design, execute, and analyze pooled CRISPR knockout, activation, and interference screens to uncover novel therapeutic targets and contribute to the group's translational programs; Establish, optimize, and routinely perform cell-line
Develop a comprehensive and cutting-edge experimental approach to interrogate the ERN; Design and perform advanced genetic and genomics screens to reconstruct maps of functional interactions across the ERN; Design and carry out functional experiments to
You will help build the laboratory and establish the experimental foundation for our work on metabolism in the central nervous system, with a focus on organoids, cell biology, membrane transporters, mitochondria, neurodegeneration and ageing.
The Superti-Furga laboratory invites applications for two postdoctoral-level positions at the interface of metabolism, membrane transport, cellular regulation, structural systems biology, machine learning and disease mechanisms. Both opportunities address
Build and coordinate early-stage small-molecule discovery project teams, owning strategy, prioritization, and key go/no-go decisions – from hit finding to early lead optimization, towards valorization. Drive the integration of computational methods into
You will be working in the Institute of Biomedicine at the Faculty of Health Sciences on the ‘Principles of pioneer transcription factor function in the development of prostate cancer therapy resistance’ project. Conducting research in
You will be the person who brings depth in protein and membrane-transport biochemistry to a group built around biosensor engineering and functional genomics - a complementary, intellectually independent role, and an ideal platform from which to build
You will lead a research line in the field of proteomics. In addition to your own research, you will plan and execute mass spectrometry-based proteomics experiments as part of the CPM research facility, and you will apply and develop data analysis
We are looking for a talented and motivated postdoctoral fellow with a research background in molecular biology, synthetic biology, or related fields (e.g., metabolic engineering) to join our team. Tomáš Pluskal Group at IOCB Prague combines
Designing and executing statistically robust, hypothesis-driven experiments with appropriate controls to isolate key variables and generate reproducible, decision-informing data; Applying structured experimental design approaches (e.g. factorial design,
You will take ownership of sequencing operations including sample intake, QC, library preparation, sequencing, run management, and workflow coordination. The role will also involve developing and implementing systems for sample submission, tracking,
You will establish and optimise protocols for differentiating motor neurons from patient-derived iPSC lines, develop and apply single-cell proteomics workflows to neuronal samples, and perform bioinformatic analysis of the resulting datasets. You will
Develop, lead and participate in teaching at first, second and third cycle level; Primarily teach in the areas of food science, microbiology, and biotechnology, as well as contribute to other teaching activities at first, second and third cycle level