格拉夫瓦尔德大学细胞生物学博士后
Postdoc Position in Electron Microscopy/Electron Beam Lithography
Employers:
Ernst-Moritz-Arndt Universität Greifswald
Location(s):
Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald, 17489 Greifswald, Germany
Posted:
March 24, 2010
Expires:
June 30, 2010
Website:
Job Tag(s):
postdoc,electron microscopy,lithography,greifswald,germany
Description:
A postdoc position at the Centre for Humoral Immune Reactions in Cardiovascular Disease (ZIK HIKE; www.hike-autoimmunity.de) at the Ernst Moritz Arndt University, Greifswald, Germany is available starting July 2010. ZIK HIKE is a new interdisciplinary research center sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Science & Education with the goal to explore the molecular basis of immune mediated cardiovascular diseases. The exquisitely equipped centre consists of closely collaborating groups from both the Faculty of Sciences and the Faculty of Medicine covering topics ranging from soft matter physics to cardiology. The position is affiliated with the newly established group ‚Nanostructure’, aiming at generating bio-mimetic model surfaces that evoke an immunogenic response. The tasks involve the generation of bio-functionalized nano-structured surfaces using electron beam lithography for the study of cell adhesion processes and the electron-microscopy based analysis of cellular structures on these surfaces. For this purpose, a new, dedicated Zeiss Supra40VP electron microscope is available equipped with an e-beam lithography unit and a cryo-EM preparation system. Experience in electron microscopy of biological samples or electron beam lithography is mandatory.
Greifswald is a small and vibrant city at the Baltic Sea, which hosts one of Europe’s most modern university clinics as well as a modern and expanding university campus. Daily life is dictated both by the high percentage of students and by the closeness to the sea.
Contact:
Please send via email your CV describing your research experience, a list of publications, a letter of recommendation and the names and contact details of two references.