英国John-Innes中心细胞通讯研究博士后岗位
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日期：2008-01-10
Institution
John Innes Centre (http://jic.ac.uk)
Position
Post-Doctoral Training Fellowship
Location
Norwich, United Kingdom
Date Posted
Jan 9th 2008
Deadline
Jan 24th 2008
Description
John Innes Centre
POST-DOCTORAL TRAINING FELLOWSHIP
Applications are invited for a post doctoral training fellowship to workin Mike Bevan’s group on a project to define new components in a cellwall signalling pathway that we have recently identified (Li et al ThePlant Cell 19: 2500-2515). This pathway, defined by the hsr8 mutation,modulates the extent and composition of plant cell walls in response toavailable carbohydrates and other cues. The research involves geneticscreens to identify mutants suppressing the hsr8 sugar-responsephenotype, and characterisation of the genes identified. Other putativeregulatory genes will be studied using microarray analysis andbiochemistry. The effects of mutations on cell wall composition andphysical properties will be studied in collaboration with Dr Paul Dupreein Cambridge.
Candidates should have a PhD in genetics, biochemistry, or molecularbiology; preferably in a plant model system such as Arabidopsis or rice.You should be able to work independently and creatively and have theability to write scientific papers. Some travel to internationalconferences will be required. The ability to work collaboratively in ateam environment and supervise students is essential.
The skills the post holder will expect to gain by the end of thePost-doctoral Training Fellowship include comprehensive training inArabidopsis genetics, molecular biology and physiology, cell wallbiochemistry and analysis, genome bioinformatics, microarray analysis,experimental design, statistics and data representation, givingpresentations, and experience of writing papers and grant applications.The post-holder will interact with a wider scientific community workingon bio energy crops and so will learn about the strategic relevance andpotential applications of their work.
The post holder will also receive professional development trainingadditional to that usually available to post-doctoral workers.
Due to the specific training involved, applicants should have less than3 years post-doctoral experience.
Contact
For more information and to apply, please visit our web sitehttp://jobs.jic.ac.uk or contact Human Resources, The Operations Centre,Norwich BioScience Institutes, Norwich, NR4 7UH, UK or tel. number +441603 450462 quoting reference number 1001679. The closing date forapplications will be 24th January 2008
The John Innes Centre is a registered charity (No223852) grant-aided bythe Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council and is anEqual Opportunities Employer.
John Innes Centre (http://jic.ac.uk)
Position
Post-Doctoral Training Fellowship
Location
Norwich, United Kingdom
Date Posted
Jan 9th 2008
Deadline
Jan 24th 2008
Description
John Innes Centre
POST-DOCTORAL TRAINING FELLOWSHIP
Applications are invited for a post doctoral training fellowship to workin Mike Bevan’s group on a project to define new components in a cellwall signalling pathway that we have recently identified (Li et al ThePlant Cell 19: 2500-2515). This pathway, defined by the hsr8 mutation,modulates the extent and composition of plant cell walls in response toavailable carbohydrates and other cues. The research involves geneticscreens to identify mutants suppressing the hsr8 sugar-responsephenotype, and characterisation of the genes identified. Other putativeregulatory genes will be studied using microarray analysis andbiochemistry. The effects of mutations on cell wall composition andphysical properties will be studied in collaboration with Dr Paul Dupreein Cambridge.
Candidates should have a PhD in genetics, biochemistry, or molecularbiology; preferably in a plant model system such as Arabidopsis or rice.You should be able to work independently and creatively and have theability to write scientific papers. Some travel to internationalconferences will be required. The ability to work collaboratively in ateam environment and supervise students is essential.
The skills the post holder will expect to gain by the end of thePost-doctoral Training Fellowship include comprehensive training inArabidopsis genetics, molecular biology and physiology, cell wallbiochemistry and analysis, genome bioinformatics, microarray analysis,experimental design, statistics and data representation, givingpresentations, and experience of writing papers and grant applications.The post-holder will interact with a wider scientific community workingon bio energy crops and so will learn about the strategic relevance andpotential applications of their work.
The post holder will also receive professional development trainingadditional to that usually available to post-doctoral workers.
Due to the specific training involved, applicants should have less than3 years post-doctoral experience.
Contact
For more information and to apply, please visit our web sitehttp://jobs.jic.ac.uk or contact Human Resources, The Operations Centre,Norwich BioScience Institutes, Norwich, NR4 7UH, UK or tel. number +441603 450462 quoting reference number 1001679. The closing date forapplications will be 24th January 2008
The John Innes Centre is a registered charity (No223852) grant-aided bythe Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council and is anEqual Opportunities Employer.
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