Dear
all,
Just a reminder that the application deadline for this position is
the 26th of April.
Just
to
let you know that we have an opening for a highly motivated
scientist in the Synchrotron Crystallography team
at the EMBL Grenoble Outstation. This team works in close
collaboration with the ESRF Structural Biology Group
in the operation and development of high performance X-ray
beamlines aimed at facilitating solution of challenging
structural biological problems. Towards this goal the EMBL-ESRF
Joint Structural Biology Group develops advanced
instrumentation and data collection methods for bioSAXS. The
successful candidate will be co-responsible for the
highly successful bioSAXS beamline on BM29 at the ESRF. He/She
will actively participate in user support for
bioSAXS data collection and analysis, as well as future beamline
developments. The candidate should have
demonstrated experience of synchrotron beamline operations and
small-angle scattering techniques. He/She
should be willing to play a leading role in local and
international initiatives aimed at the further development of
bioSAXS instrumentation, methods and techniques, particularly in
relation to the ESRF-Extremely Brilliant Source
(EBS) project
The
successful candidate should have a PhD degree and at least three
years of post-doctoral experience in
small angle scattering data collection and analysis. The
candidate
should have an interest in, and
knowledge of,
instrumentation and the latest software development for
biological small angle scattering at synchrotron sources.
A practical knowledge of macromolecular purification protocols
for structural biology is also desired.
Further
information
about this position can be obtained from Andrew McCarthy ([log in to unmask]).
See also http://www.embl.fr. Interviews are
planned for June 6th 2016 (dates can be flexible or subject
to change depending on circumstances at the time).
Best regards,
Andrew
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Andrew McCarthy
EMBL Grenoble Outstation
71, avenue des Martyrs
CS 90181
38042 Grenoble Cedex 9
France
Tel: +33 4 76 20 7276