德国莱比锡大学骨关节炎研究博士后岗位
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日期：2008-01-24
Institution
Universitätsklinikum Leipzig
Position
Postdoctoral Position in Osteoarthritis Research
Location
Leipzig, Germany
Date Posted
January 23th 2008
Date Expires
March 1st 2008
Description
Applications are invited for a 2 or 3-year postdoctoral researchposition in the Osteoarticular and Osteoarthritis research group ofProfessor Dr. Thomas Aigner at the Institute of Pathology, University ofLeipzig, Germany.
Our current research is focused on cellular degeneration in andfunctional genomics of osteoarthritis and immortality of chondrocytes inchondrogenic neoplasias. The successful candidate will investigatenetworks of cellular degeneration and mechanisms of inducing cellularsenescence in chondrocytes. This work will link biological expertise,experimental work with bioinformatic analysis and should be related to asystems biology approach for OA research.
Applicants should have or shortly expect to receive a (MD or) PhD degreein a relevant discipline. A solid background in molecular and cellularbiology is desired. Organisational skills and the ability to design,plan and interpret experiments in an independent, innovative manner are important.
The project is supported by the German National Science Foundation andthe European Community.
Applications are welcome till 1.3.2008.
Contact
Thomas Aigner, MD, DSc
Institute of Pathology
University of Leipzig
Liebigstrasse 26
04103 Leipzig
Germany
Thomas.Aigner@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Phone: +49-341-9715036
Fax: +49-341-9715019
Universitätsklinikum Leipzig
Position
Postdoctoral Position in Osteoarthritis Research
Location
Leipzig, Germany
Date Posted
January 23th 2008
Date Expires
March 1st 2008
Description
Applications are invited for a 2 or 3-year postdoctoral researchposition in the Osteoarticular and Osteoarthritis research group ofProfessor Dr. Thomas Aigner at the Institute of Pathology, University ofLeipzig, Germany.
Our current research is focused on cellular degeneration in andfunctional genomics of osteoarthritis and immortality of chondrocytes inchondrogenic neoplasias. The successful candidate will investigatenetworks of cellular degeneration and mechanisms of inducing cellularsenescence in chondrocytes. This work will link biological expertise,experimental work with bioinformatic analysis and should be related to asystems biology approach for OA research.
Applicants should have or shortly expect to receive a (MD or) PhD degreein a relevant discipline. A solid background in molecular and cellularbiology is desired. Organisational skills and the ability to design,plan and interpret experiments in an independent, innovative manner are important.
The project is supported by the German National Science Foundation andthe European Community.
Applications are welcome till 1.3.2008.
Contact
Thomas Aigner, MD, DSc
Institute of Pathology
University of Leipzig
Liebigstrasse 26
04103 Leipzig
Germany
Thomas.Aigner@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Phone: +49-341-9715036
Fax: +49-341-9715019
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