PhD Student for Biochemical/Structural Biology: The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the research cluster “CytoTransport – Mechanisms and Modulation of Cellular Transport Processes” for 5 years starting on 01.04.2024. This interdisciplinary project, involving expertise in biomedicine, computational modeling, structural biology, chemistry, and materials science, aims to investigate cellular transport mechanisms in human health and diseases. The cluster consists of nine research groups from IFGA (Institute for Functional Gene Analytics) and TREE (Institute for Technology, Resource, and Energy-efficient Engineering). For detailed information on the research cluster, visit CytoTransport.
Research Associate/PhD Student for Biochemical/Structural Biology Studies
Summary Table:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Study Area | Biochemical/Structural Biology Studies |
| Scholarship Description | Research Associate/PhD Student position within the DFG-funded research cluster “CytoTransport.” The role involves biochemical/structural analysis of the interaction between the cytoskeleton and ion channels/transporters. |
| Eligibility | Completed University study program (diploma/MSc) in life sciences, training in biochemistry (protein biochemistry, structural biology is a plus), experimental expertise in molecular biology and protein biochemistry, knowledge in computational methods, excellent English language skills (B2 level). |
| Required Documents | CV, Training Certificates/Diplomas, Cover Letter, Contact information of two recommenders. |
| How to Apply | Apply through the online form by 01.03.2024 (Reference 10/24). |
| Last Date | Application deadline: 01.03.2024 |
Scholarship Description: The Research Associate/PhD Student will contribute to the CytoTransport research cluster by conducting biochemical/structural analysis on the interplay between the cytoskeleton and ion channels/transporters. Responsibilities include analyzing interactions, visualizing data, publishing results, and supporting student supervision. The position offers the opportunity to develop a scientific profile through a PhD thesis project within the Promotionskolleg NRW.
Eligibility: The ideal candidate holds a University degree in life sciences, with training in biochemistry, prior knowledge in structural biology, experimental expertise in molecular biology, protein biochemistry techniques, and computational methods. Proficiency in MS Office and excellent English communication skills (B2 level) are essential.
Required Documents: Interested applicants must submit a CV, training certificates/diplomas, a cover letter, and contact information for two recommenders.
How to Apply: Applications should be submitted through the online form by 01.03.2024 (Reference 10/24).
Contact Information: For specific inquiries, contact Prof. Dr. Matthias Preller via +49 2241 865 9851 or matthias.preller@h-brs.de. Equality and family-friendly university-related queries can be directed to Dr. Barbara Hillen-Haas via +49 2241 865 268.
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