Are you passionate about delving into the unexplored realms of cell death, metabolism, and ferroptosis? We're actively seeking for our ERC-funded project DeciFERR Deciphering and exploiting ferroptosis mechanisms in cancer talented individuals proficient in protein biochemistry, protein structural biology, and small molecule screening to join our team.
This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research exploring the interplay between proteins, cellular mechanisms, and small molecules in the context of cell survival. If you're eager to make groundbreaking strides in understanding and manipulating cell survival pathways, apply now to be part of our innovative research endeavors!
The position will be initially funded for one year and extended upon positive evaluation. The Rudolf Virchow Center is a highly competitive international research institute with an outstanding infrastructure. We have in-house access to state-of-the-art structural biology and microscopy instrumentation and an extensive range of modern biophysical and cell biology equipment.
You will have access to both national and public-service pension schemes VBL , health care, and 30 days of holiday entitlement in addition to 13 annual public holidays in Bavaria.
You have a strong background in protein biochemistry and structure-function studies and a passion for interdisciplinary and translational collaborations. Experience in cell culture and genetic manipulation using CRISPR-based methodologies is desirable; however, it is not a prerequisite.
