英国伯明翰大学分子生物学博士后岗位
Institution:
University of Birmingham,Birmingham, United Kingdom
Position:
a post-doctoral position to work on the biochemistry and molecular biology of the unusual chaperonins
Deadline:
August 3rd 2007
Job Description:
Applications are invited for a Wellcome-funded post-doctoral position to work on the biochemistry and molecular biology of the unusual chaperonins of Mycobacteria. The position is available for up to 22 months in the first instance, at a starting salary £24,402 - £29,138 a year (potential progression on performance once in post to £33,799 a year).
The successful applicant will join an active research group with interests in several aspects of prokaryotic stress responses. This particular project is to examine the detailed structure-function relationships of the chaperonin proteins of two different Mycobacteria, with a view to understanding their roles in bacterial growth and pathogenesis. The project is in collaboration with groups at UCL and St George's Hospital, and will involve working closely with these groups and with two PhD students who are already studying this system in Birmingham.
For further details, see www.hr.bham.ac.uk/jobs, post reference H46018. Informal enquiries to Dr Peter Lund at p.a.lund@bham.ac.uk
Requirements:
Expertise in protein biochemistry is required for this post, which will involve development and refining of purification and assay protocols for molecular chaperones, and extensive analysis of both wild-type and mutant proteins. Experience of relevant biochemical and biophysical methods is required. Familiarity with molecular chaperone and protein folding and/or molecular biology of bacterial pathogens is desirable, and good communication and team-working skills will also be expected.
Salary:
a starting salary £24,402 - £29,138 a year (potential progression on performance once in post to £33,799 a year).
Contact:
Peter Lund
School of Biosciences
University of Birmingham
Birmingham, United Kingdom B15 2TT
Phone: UK + 121 414 5583
Fax: UK + 1221 414 5925