Post-Doctoral Fellow in Tumor Metabolism: Join an interdisciplinary project investigating treatment resistance mechanisms in Glioblastoma (GBM), the most aggressive brain tumor. This project focuses on understanding how GBM cells adapt their metabolic demands during tumor growth and treatment, with a particular emphasis on mitochondria function. The research is part of an FNR INTER funded project in collaboration with the Institute of Biotechnology CAS, Czech Republic, and involves metabolomics profiling and functional cancer assays.
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Brain Tumor Metabolism: Tumour Heterogeneity and Resistance Mechanisms
Summary Table:
- Designation: Post-Doctoral Fellow
- Research Area: Brain Tumor Metabolism, Tumor Heterogeneity, Resistance Mechanisms
- Location: Rue Nicolas-Ernest Barbl̩ 6 Р1210 Luxembourg
- Eligibility/Qualification: PhD in molecular biology, metabolomics, or related field; expertise in computational and statistical analysis of LC-MS data; prior experience in cancer research or functional assay; proficiency in English.
- Contract Type: Fixed-term contract (CDD)
- Contract Duration: 24 months
- Start Date: 01/10/2024
- Ref: JA/PD0624/AG/NORLUX
Job Description: The Post-Doctoral Fellow will conduct functional cancer assays and metabolomics profiling to investigate treatment resistance mechanisms in GBM. This includes analyzing LC-MS data, metabolomics data analysis, and statistical analysis using tools such as TraceFinder, MetaboAnalyst, and Compound Discoverer. The role involves collaborating with international partners and contributing to interdisciplinary project teams.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should apply online through the website by submitting a letter detailing their motivation and a curriculum vitae. Please use the apply button below for online applications. Applications via email will not be considered.
Last Date for Apply: Applications will be accepted until position filled
For inquiries, please contact: Dr. Anna Golebiewska Email: anna.golebiewska@lih.lu
More information about the research groups can be found here.
All interested candidates, regardless of age, gender, race, disability, religion, or ethnic background, are encouraged to apply.
