瑞士巴塞尔大学化学生物学与分子肿瘤学博后岗位

Ph.D. Student and Post-doctoral Positions in Synthetic Chemistry, Chemical Biology and Molecular Oncology : Mattenstrasse 28, Basel 4058, Switzerland, Europe

Employer:

University of Basel, Switzerland (UniBas)

Website:

http://www.unibas.ch

Location:

Mattenstrasse 28, Basel 4058, Switzerland, Europe

Posted:

November 04, 2009

Expires:

February 15, 2010

Jobs by tag(s):

synthetic chemistry, chemical biology, molecular oncology, biochemistry, switzerland, Ph.D. Student, postdoc

Requisition number:

ChemicalBiology09

job description:

We have positions available immediately for joint projects supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation and the ESF, to be carried out at the Depts. of Chemistry and Biomedicine at the University of Basel.

Candidates with strong backgrounds in synthetic chemistry, biochemistry and/or biology are encouraged to apply. Post-doctoral candidates with prior experience in organic synthesis, cancer cell biology, cell signaling and/or genetics are especially welcome.

The successful candidates will be part of an integrated chemical and biological research team. Here, the chemical approach involves the synthesis of a chemical biological tool kit for dynamic, real time monitoring of specific protein-protein and protein-membrane interactions within living cells. Biological applications will involve the investigation of phosphoinositide 3-kinase/mTOR signaling in tumor promoting cellular processes.

The University of Basel is an equal opportunity employer and applications from female candidates are particularly encouraged.

Applicants will be considered immediately, and the recruitment process closes 31st December 2009.

contact:

Applications, including a curriculum vitae, list of publications and names of two referees, should be sent to M.P Wymann (recruitment@lipidsignaling.org; Subject: ChemBio09).

For details regarding the projects please contact Prof. E.C. Constable, Dept. Chemistry (Edwin.Constable@unibas.ch; Tel. +41 61 267 1001) or Prof. M.P. Wymann, Dept. Biomedicine (Matthias.Wymann@UniBas.CH; Tel. +41 61 695 3046).