Postdoctoral Opportunity in Metabolic Regulation: Join us for a postdoctoral opportunity in the emerging field of metabolic regulation of the genome, focusing on leukemia. This position is funded through the MSCA program CarrerasLeaders and is part of the recently funded MSCA doctoral network NUCLEAR.
Postdoctoral Opportunity in Metabolic Regulation of the Genome in Leukemia
- Designation: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Research Area: Metabolic regulation of the genome in leukemia, with a focus on evaluating the impact of leukemia-associated metabolic changes on chromatin and disease-relevant gene regulation, as well as assessing the role of metabolic enzymes located in the nucleus of leukemia cells in chromatin regulation.
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Eligibility/Qualification:
- A high level of motivation and interest.
- High-level collaborative and communicative skills.
- Relevant expertise in chromatin biology or blood cancers.
- Technical expertise in cell culture methods, molecular biology, and biochemistry.
- Competitive CV with a track record of publications for applying to competitive fellowships such as MSCA, EMBO, and FEBS.
- PhD title.
- Meeting the MSCA mobility criteria of not having lived in Spain for more than 12 months during the last 3 years.
- 0-7 years of postdoc experience.
- Good level of English speaking and writing skills (required), Spanish (helpful).
- Job Description: The postdoc will lead a small team, including a PhD student, and tightly collaborate with other members of the lab, the institute, and the NUCLEAR network. The role involves developing a research line in the field of metabolic regulation of the genome in leukemia, dissecting specific aspects in the context of acute myeloid leukemia or another hematological disease.
- How to Apply: Interested candidates are encouraged to apply to the in-house MSCA postdoctoral program CarrerasLeaders via (https://carrerasleaders.eu). To allow for sufficient time of preparation, interested candidates are encouraged to get in contact with Marcus by email (mbuschbeck@carrerasresearch) before September 27.
- Last Date for Apply: End of October
