[Please note: I am posting this to ccp4bb on behalf of Prof. Dale Wigley and 
all communication should be directed to him.]

Staff Scientist and Post-doctoral positions in
Structural Biology and Biochemistry/Enzymology

Following the award of a Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award to Professor 
Dale Wigley, the Institute of Cancer Research is seeking to appoint a Staff 
Scientist and two post-doctoral fellows on a programme to study chromatin 
modifying complexes involved in DNA damage repair and cancer. Current projects 
include the INO80 remodelling complex, the Swr1 histone exchange complex and 
Tip60 acetylation/exchange complex. The successful applicants will join a 
multi-disciplinary team of scientists with varied expertise working on DNA 
repair processes from biochemistry to structural studies using both 
crystallography and electron microscopy.

The Staff Scientist position will require a person with extensive (5-8 years) 
post-doctoral experience of X-ray crystallography and/or single particle 
electron microscopy together with a sound knowledge of molecular 
biology/biochemistry. Post-doctoral candidates will have experience in either 
the biochemistry of protein:nucleic acid interactions or structural biology 
(electron microscopy or X-ray crystallography), preferably at a post-doctoral 
level.

The Division of Structural Biology has managed facilities for protein 
crystallography (Bruker Microstar with CCD detector, crystallisation robots), 
cryo-electron microscopy (FEI Tecnai F20 and T12), and protein production with 
expertise in multi-subunit expression (insect cell, yeast and bacterial 
expression including a 60 L fermentor). The Division is also well equipped with 
equipment for biophysical analysis (e.g. ITC, fluorescence, multi-angle light 
scattering).

The Staff Scientist will be appointed for 5 years in the first instance within 
the salary range £37477 to £44336 p.a. and the post-doctoral applicants will be 
appointed for 3 years initially within the scale £29695 to £37476 p.a.

Applications can be made to Prof. Dale Wigley 
([email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>).
--
Dr Chris Richardson :: Sysadmin, structural biology, icr.ac.uk<http://icr.ac.uk>


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