Dear Everyone,
I would appreciate if you could forward/post the below job advertisement:
Professors Lukasz and Mariusz Jaremko at King Abdullah University of
Science and Technology (KAUST) are looking for prospective graduate
students and Post-docs to perform solution-state and solid-state Bio-NMR
research. The projects will involve the study of intrinsically disordered
proteins (IDP) and enzymes. This is an exciting new initiative at KAUST.
Please see below 4 job advertisements. Interested parties need to contact
them directly using the provided email addresses. Also, please see the
department website: https://bese.kaust.edu.sa/research/Pages/Employment.aspx.
These research will be using bioNMR-dedicated 950 and 700 MHz high
resolution NMR spectrometers equipped with TXO and TCI cryoprobes and
Bruker multi-receiver consoles; and 900WB and 600WB MHz solid-state NMR
spectrometers equipped with multiple CPMAS probes.
Best regards,
Chris Canlas
KAUST NMR Lab
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Ph.D. positions in the field of Structural and Molecular Biochemistry under
Prof. Lukasz Jaremko
- large multi-domain proteins, protein-nucleic acid complexes;
- protein structure and dynamics determined by the cutting-edge NMR
techniques.
Description:
The research of the group is focused on atomic-level insight into essential
and topical
questions of biochemistry and molecular medicine. The candidate for a Ph.D.
student
position should be able to carry out interdisciplinary projects to study
the structural and
dynamic properties of proteins and their complexes. We are seeking for
highly motivated
persons with an interest and experience in the protein biochemistry and
biophysical
methods used for characterization of medically important proteins and
protein-protein/ligand
interactions.
Depending on the interests a successful candidate will have an opportunity
to expand
expertise in various biophysical methods relevant to the cutting-edge
Integrated Structural
Biology, with a particular emphasis on the solution, solid-state NMR
spectroscopy and X-ray
crystallography, molecular dynamics simulations.
Requirements (please see the link at Application requirements):
Applicants must be graduates of biochemistry, molecular biology or a related
discipline. The positions require the knowledge and experience in the
bacterial expression
systems (E.coli) and purification of recombinant proteins, routine
biophysical methods, and
molecular biology techniques. Additional knowledge of the structural
biology would be a plus
for the applying candidate. Furthermore, excellent oral and written
communication skills in
English, effective judgment and problem solving with little or no
supervision, a high
motivation and commitment to the academic biochemical and biomedical
research.
Appointment and Benefits:
Highly competitive salary (no tax to be paid). Benefits comprise, among
others (links
below), the free fully furnished housing, free high standard medical and
dental insurance.
How to apply:
Please send an e-mail to jaremko.nmr_at_gmail.com containing a cover letter
and CV,
together with 3 reference letters, combined into one PDF file. Please
specify in your letter
which research areas mentioned in this offer you find to fit the best to
your interests and
personality.
The positions are available in the beginning of 2018.
For more information about KAUST and environment please visit the following
sites:
Campus -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/live-work
Labs & facilities -
https://corelabs.kaust.edu.sa/labs-facilities
Country -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/about/saudi-arabia
Application requirements -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/study/applying-to-kaust
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Positions: Research Fellows in the field of Structural and Molecular
Biology under Prof. Lukasz Jaremko
- large multi-domain proteins, protein-nucleic acid complexes;
- protein structure and dynamics determined by the cutting-edge NMR
techniques.
Description:
The research of the group is focused on atomic-level insight into essential
and topical
questions of biochemistry and molecular medicine. The candidate for the
postdoctoral
position should be able to carry out interdisciplinary projects to study
the structural and
dynamic properties of multi-domain proteins and their complexes. We are
seeking for highly
motivated postdoctoral fellows with an extensive experience in the protein
biochemistry and
biophysical methods used for characterization of proteins and to study
protein-protein
interactions. The key experimental technique used and developed in the lab
to tackle
challenging macromolecular assemblies is the biomolecular nuclear magnetic
resonance
(NMR) spectroscopy. Depending on the interests and skills, a candidate will
have an
opportunity to expand expertise in various biophysical methods relevant to
state-of-the-art
Integrated Structural Biology, with a particular emphasis on the solution,
solid-state NMR
spectroscopy and X-ray crystallography, cryo-EM, molecular dynamics
simulations.
Requirements:
Applicants must have a Ph.D. in biochemistry or a related field. The
positions require
the extensive experience in the bacterial expression systems (E.coli) and
purification of
recombinant proteins, and a good knowledge of biophysical methods and
molecular biology
techniques. Moreover, excellent oral and written communication skills in
English, effective
judgment and problem solving with little or no supervision, a high
motivation and
commitment to the academic research. Additional experience in the
structural biology will
be regarded as an advantage.
Appointment and Benefits:
Highly competitive salary (no tax to be paid). Benefits comprise, among
others (links
below), the free fully furnished housing, free high standard medical and
dental insurance.
How to apply:
Please send an e-mail to jaremko.nmr_at_gmail.com containing a cover letter
and CV. In
your letter please specify the research area which interests you the most
and in which you
would like to work if you are accepted for the position. Please ask your
2-3 reference letter
providers to send their recommendations directly to the e-mail address
given.
The positions are available in the fall of 2017.
For more information about KAUST and environment please visit the following
sites:
Campus -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/live-work
Labs & facilities -
https://corelabs.kaust.edu.sa/labs-facilities
Country -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/about/saudi-arabia
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Ph.D. positions in the field of Structural and Molecular Biochemistry under
Prof. Mariusz Jaremko
- bio-inspired and self-assembly materials;
- intrinsically disordered and flexible proteins.
Description:
The candidate for a Ph.D. student position should be able to carry out
interdisciplinary
projects to study the structural and dynamic properties of proteins with
emphasis on
intrinsically disordered proteins (IDP) and follow their conformational
landscape on the way
to the folded soluble species, oligomers, phase-separated liquid droplets,
and insoluble
aggregates. I am seeking for highly motivated persons with an interest and
experience in
the protein biochemistry and biophysical methods used for characterization
of proteins and
protein-protein/ligand interactions. My interdisciplinary research group is
focused on the
designing and physico-chemical and structural characterization of novel
peptide/proteinbased
bio-inspired materials (hydro-gels, aggregates), inhibitors of protein
interactions,
aggregation, and liquid-liquid protein phase separation.
Depending on the interests a successful candidate will have an opportunity
to expand
expertise in various biophysical methods relevant to the cutting-edge
Integrated Structural
Biology, with a particular emphasis on the solution, solid state NMR
spectroscopy and X-ray
crystallography, molecular dynamics simulations.
Requirements (please see the link at Application requirements):
Applicants must be graduates of biochemistry, molecular biology or a related
discipline. The positions require the knowledge and experience in the
bacterial expression
systems (E.coli) and purification of recombinant proteins, routine
biophysical methods, and
molecular biology techniques. Additional knowledge of the structural
biology would be a
great plus for the applying candidate. Furthermore, excellent oral and
written
communication skills in English, effective judgment and problem solving
with little or no
supervision, a high motivation and commitment to the academic biochemical
and
biomedical research.
Appointment and Benefits:
Highly competitive salary (no tax to be paid). Benefits comprise, among
others (links
below), the free fully furnished housing, free high standard medical and
dental insurance.
How to apply:
Please send an e-mail to jaremko.nmr_at_gmail.com containing a cover letter
and CV,
together with 3 reference letters, combined into one PDF file. Please
specify in your letter
which research areas mentioned in this offer you find to fit the best to
your interests and
personality. The positions are available in the beginning of 2018.
For more information about KAUST and environment please visit the following
sites:
Campus -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/live-work
Labs & facilities -
https://corelabs.kaust.edu.sa/labs-facilities
Country -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/about/saudi-arabia
Application requirements -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/study/applying-to-kaust
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Positions: Research Fellows in the field of Structural and Molecular
Biology under Prof. Mariusz Jaremko
- bio-inspired and self-assembly materials;
- intrinsically disordered and flexible proteins.
Description:
The candidate for the postdoctoral position should be able to carry out
interdisciplinary
projects to study the structural and dynamic properties of Intrinsically
Disordered Proteins
(IDPs) and their complexes. I am seeking for highly motivated postdoctoral
fellows with an
extensive experience in the protein biochemistry and biophysical methods
used for
characterization of proteins and to study protein-protein/peptide
interactions. My
interdisciplinary research groups is focused on the designing and
physico-chemical and
structural characterization of novel peptide/protein-based bio-inspired
materials (hydro-gels,
aggregates), inhibitors of protein interactions, aggregation, and
liquid-liquid protein phase
separation. Depending on the interests and skills, a candidate will have an
opportunity to
expand expertise in various biophysical methods relevant to
state-of-the-art Integrated
Structural Biology, with a particular emphasis on the solution, solid-state
NMR spectroscopy
and X-ray crystallography, cryo-EM, molecular dynamics simulations (MD).
Requirements:
Applicants must have a PhD in biochemistry or a related field. The
positions require
the extensive experience in the bacterial expression systems (E.coli) and
purification of
recombinant proteins, and a good knowledge of biophysical methods and
molecular biology
techniques. Moreover, excellent oral and written communication skills in
English, effective
judgment and problem solving with little or no supervision, a high
motivation and
commitment to the academic research. Additional experience in the
structural biology will
be regarded as an advantage.
Appointment and Benefits:
Highly competitive salary (no tax to be paid). Benefits comprise, among
others (links
below), the free fully furnished housing, free high standard medical and
dental insurance.
How to apply:
Please send an e-mail to jaremko.nmr_at_gmail.com containing a cover letter
and CV. In
your letter please specify the research area which interests you the most
and in which you
would like to work if you are accepted for the position. Please ask your
2-3 reference letter
providers to send their recommendations directly to the e-mail address
given.
The positions are available in the fall of 2017.
For more information about KAUST and environment please visit the following
sites:
Campus -
https://www.kaust.edu.sa/en/live-work
Labs & facilities -
https://corelabs.kaust.edu.sa/labs-facili
Received on Wed Oct 11 2017 - 03:28:01 MST