Summary
Join an innovative research project at AMOLF Amsterdam focused on exploring the cooperation of individual ribosomes to understand fundamental mechanisms behind protein synthesis. This research combines advanced optical tweezers and single-molecule fluorescence techniques with RNA sequencing methods, addressing groundbreaking questions in biophysics.
PhD Student Position in Single-Molecule Biophysics of Ribosome Cooperation, AMOLF, Netherlands
Designation
PhD Student Position in Single-Molecule Biophysics of Ribosome Cooperation
Research Area
- Single-Molecule Biophysics
- Ribosome Functionality and Cooperation
- Protein Synthesis Mechanisms
Location
AMOLF Institute, Amsterdam Science Park, The Netherlands
Eligibility/Qualification
| Requirement | Description |
|---|---|
| Degree | MSc in Experimental Physics or Chemistry |
| Skills | Strong interest in single-molecule techniques, programming skills for data handling |
| Language | Excellent verbal and written English skills |
Job Description
The PhD student will work on:
- Innovative experiments using optical tweezers and single-molecule fluorescence.
- Real-time visualization of ribosome translation activity.
- Analyzing complex temporal data and developing new experimental schemes.
- Collaborating with international teams and contributing to high-level scientific publications.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply online and include:
- Resume
- A motivation letter explaining interest in the position (maximum 1 page)
Last Date to Apply
Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis until an excellent match is found.
For further details, visit AMOLF’s official website.
Additional Information
AMOLF offers a supportive work environment, funding for international conferences, and assistance with housing and visa applications for foreign PhD students. The position is a full-time appointment for four years, with a monthly gross salary starting at €2,781.
Explore a unique chance to contribute to groundbreaking research in an international collaborative environment!
