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Labassistant position for PhD Student, Novartis
December 19th, 2011Kursleitung für Biotechnologiekurse im Schullabor. Dazu gehören neben des eigentlichen 6-stündigen Kurses mit der Schulklasse (Klassenstufe 10-13) auch das vorangehende Aufbauen und das anschliessende Aufräumen. Das Mittagessen wird mit den Schülern in der Personalkantine eingenommen. Wir suchen mehrere Doktorierende für mindestens 1 Tag pro Monat, nach Vereinbarung gerne auch für mehrere Einsätze monatlich. Die Vertragsdauer soll idealerweise 2 Jahre betragen, lässt sich aber flexibel gestalten.
Job ID 89895BR
Anforderungen – Doktorand/in Biologie, Biochemie, Pharmazie oder Lehrer/in Biologie oder Chemie – Der Kandidat hat Freude am Umgang mit Jugendlichen, hat Kommunikationstalent und ist zuverlässig und selbstständig. – Ein Plus wären gute Englisch und Französisch Kenntnisse.
Art der Stelle Teilzeit, 5% (1 Tag pro Monat) Anstellung Temporäre Anstellung
Startdatum baldmöglichst
Bitte bewerben Sie sich unter folgendem Link: http://www.novartis.com/careers/job-search/index.shtml mit der Job ID 89895BR.
POST-DOC POSITION IN CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
December 12th, 2011
Position available immediately in Pascal Therond laboratory to functionally characterize Hedgehog secretion and spreading in Drosophila. The project aims to gain insight into the secretion of the Hedgehog protein family using cell biology and genetic technics. The Hedgehog proteins are the only metazoan proteins known to possess a covalently-linked cholesterol moiety. We have developped a combination of genome-wide RNAi screen and in vivo imaging to investigate its mode of release and identified a new cellular machinery involved in Hedgehog secretion and spreading.
Knowledge of and experience in fly genetics, cell biology and/or optic microscopy are necessary. The position is funded for 2-3 years in duration, starting early 2012. The candidates must have a Ph.D. degree, and can be nationals of any country.
Compensation range from 2300 to 2900 euros.
Selected references: Ruel et al., (2003) Nature Cell Biology vol. 5: 907-913. Gallet et al., (2003) Dev. Cell vol. 4, 191-204. Gallet, et al., (2008), Dev. Cell 14, 1-14. Ayers et al., (2010) Dev. Cell 18, 605–620.
Interested candidates should send a Curriculum Vitae and recommendation letters from three referees to:
Dr. Pascal Therond, CNRS-UMR 6543, Université de Nice-Valrose, 06108 Nice Cedex 2, France.
http://www.unice.fr/isdbc/equipe/equipe.php?id=24
Phone: (33) 4 92076446. Email: therond@unice.fr
DIA Meeting
November 30th, 2011Click here to view.
Tomorrow is the deadline for submission!
Submit your poster abstract now – the deadline is tomorrow, 1 December 2011.
A maximum of 20 abstracts will be selected for the student poster presentation. Each abstract receives one fully supported registration for the EuroMeeting to include: return travel to Copenhagen, three nights’ hotel accommodation and complimentary registration for the EuroMeeting.
It has never been easier for students to attend the DIA EuroMeeting – Join us in Copenhagen in March 2012 and experience the buzz of 3000 top professionals!
24th Annual EuroMeeting
26-28 March 2012 | Copenhagen, Denmark
Other routes for students to attend the EuroMeeting in Copenhagen:
- Be a DIA Europe Student Fellow
- Register for the reduced €100 +25% VAT student EuroMeeting registration fee or combined fee for EuroMeeting registration and Sunday Pre-Conference Tutorial €150 +25% VAT
To register for the reduced student fee, please contact the DIA Europe Customer Service Team on +41 61 225 51 51 or email diaeurope@diaeurope.org
Postdoctoral Position Laboratory for Dendritic cell biology (DeCiBeL)
November 29th, 2011Research topics: Translation regulation and quality control, autophagy, ubiquitination and MHC transport.
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Drop Tower opportunity for Master/PhD Students
October 10th, 2011The European Space Agency is proud to announce a new edition of the ‘Drop Your Thesis!’ programme. Through this programme, a team of Master/PhD students will be given the opportunity to carry out a microgravity experiment, as part of their syllabus, in the ZARM Drop Tower Facility, in Bremen, Germany.
This facility is one of the most sophisticated and high-quality research centres of its kind in Europe and boasts a 146 m high tower that provides experiments with up to 9.3 s of microgravity.
The deadline to submit the experiment proposals is 13 February 2012.
The selected team will perform its experiment during ESA’s fourth Drop your Thesis! campaign, to be held during the autumn of 2012.
All the information for this programme can be found on www.esa.int/education.
For any further information, please do no hesitate to contact us through the e-mail dropyourthesis@esa.int.




