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Are you a hard working, enthusiastic, expert crystallographer that
has solved several X-ray structures, has excellent programming skills
and experience in relational databases, a thorough background and
detailed understanding of statistical methods with emphasis on
pattern recognition techniques and you have an outstanding
publication record and international reputation in the field of
structural biology and crystallographic methods development combined
with excellent communication and presentation skills?
Alas - if you are all of the above, most likely you have a permanent
job elsewhere and its unlikely to leave it to work for:
Our team at Hamburg and/or Amsterdam that develops the ARP/wARP
software suite !
However:
If you enjoy crystallography methods and like macromolecular
structures, have some programming background, and want to join our
team that develops ARP/wARP do not hesitate to contact Victor or
Tassos !
victor.AT.embl-hamburg.de
a.perrakis.AT.nki.nl
The positions are funded by our NIH R01 grant and can be at the level
of PhD student, post-doctoral scientist or scientific programmer /
engineer (depending on the site and the candidate experience of
course ...). The NIH grant is awarded for 4 (four) Years; the start
date for the jobs is flexible.
Administration info:
http://www-db.embl.de/jss/servlet/de.embl.bk.emblGroups.JobsPage/
06PD14.html?EmblHH=x
http://www.nki.nl
Tassos & Victor
