Dear all,
we are looking for
- a postdoctoral fellow to uncover *how inositol pyrophosphate signaling
molecules interact with very different protein complexes* to allow
plants to adapt their development when nutrients become limiting (Zhu
/et al./, *bioRxiv*, 2018; Wild /et al./, *Science* 2016).
and
- a postdoctoral fellow to elucidate *how plant-unique membrane receptor
kinase complexes orchestrate plant growth and development* (Hohmann /et
al./, *Nature Plants*, 2018; Hohmann /et al./, *PNAS*, 2018, Santiago
/et al./, *eLife*, 2016; Santiago /et al./, *Science*, 2013).
We combine structural biology and quantitative biochemistry with
genetics and cell biology to understand core signaling pathways in plant
development in mechanistic detail. You would work in a fully equipped
biochemistry (ITC, SPR, SEC-MALLS) and crystallography lab, with
in-house access to a Talos Artica and to many nice team members and
collaborators.
We are looking for 1^st year postdoctoral fellows with a background in
(membrane) protein biochemistry and structural biology. A green thumb
would considered a plus ;-)
For further information please visit
http://structplantbio.org <http://structplantbio.org/>
and
https://bit.ly/2Pqq3Or
Thank you & best wishes,
Michael
--
Michael Hothorn
Associate Professor & EMBO Young Investigator
HHMI International Research Scholar
Structural Plant Biology Laboratory
Department of Botany and Plant Biology
Sciences III
University of Geneva
30 Quai E. Ansermet
1211 Geneva
Switzerland
Email:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
Phone: +41 22 379 3013 (office)
Phone: +41 22 379 3552 (Mdm Martine Mir)
web:http://structplantbio.org <http://structplantbio.org/>
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