Hours per week: 37.5

About the role

We are looking for a post -doctoral research partner to join Ward Consortium (multi -biological photography using European infrastructure) that includes multiple institutions across Europe. This prestigious union will support 47 researchers after the doctorate, and is funded by European Commission Marie Scoludovska Korean. The official announcement of this position can be found on Euraxess call page.

The amber consortium is created to treat Frontier BiScience and includes four research centers and three large -scale research infrastructure. The Leicester Institute for Structural and Chemical Biology (LISCB) is proud to be part of this union and will contribute to cooperative projects to cell depiction, creation science, cellular fate, mineral enzyme mechanisms, biological imaging, enzyme mechanisms, and time imaging.

As a post -PhD colleague, you will lead a multidisciplinary project to provide a more integrated image of life in the context of health and disease. This program provides exceptional research, training and functional opportunities, including 3 months acknowledgment that must be taken in one of the research or research infrastructure on a large scale.

Candidates can choose between six research projects, each of whom cooperates among the main researchers at the Leicester Institute of Structural and Chemical Biology. For more information about individual projects, please visit This link.

About you

You will need to obtain a doctoral degree related and clear experience in discipline related to the project of interest (structural biology, biological chemistry or medications, protein production, biochemistry and cell biology). This must include practical and knowledge experience in applying research skills and technologies to provide outputs on time and to the required quality, with a busy record to publish high -quality magazines with at least one original post in the Journal of Laysee (including the co -author).

Funding for these situations is provided in line with the MSCA movement, which the researcher should not reside or implement his main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the country of the host organization (in this case the UK) for more than twelve months in the three years before the deadline of the call line.

Within the application, please make sure to submit a search proposal, evidence of your English mastery and two reference letters, along with your current CV. Once the applications have long been inserted, successful applicants will be contacted to provide a 10 -minute video on their interest and experience for more brief list.

For full details and downloadable templates for application documents, please see Applied Applicants page.