[ccp4bb] 9 ESR (PhD) and 4 ER (Post-doctoral) positions in cellular and structural biology
Marie Curie Initial Training Network on *Muscle Z-disk Protein Complexes: from atomic structure to physiological function (ITN MUZIC) *offers** 9 ESR (PhD) and 4 ER (Post-doctoral) positions in cellular and structural biology All partners of except for Stockholm offer ESR positions, Leeds, Stockholm, Vienna and Hamburg offer also ER positions. *ITN MUZIC**, *funded by the European Commission is filling 9 Doctoral and 4 Postdoctoral positions at 8 Universities/Research Institutions in 6 European countries (from November 2009 on until all positions are filled). The ITN MUZIC research programme is organised in four work packages (WP): • Atomic structure of filamin, telethonin and alpha–actinin in the Z-disk - WP1 • Z-disk Ultrastructure and Molecular Architecture of Its Complexes - WP2 • Dynamic changes of the Z-disk interactome - WP3 • Signalling pathways regulating Z-disk development and remodelling - WP4 The partners of ITN MUZIC are dedicated to producing the next generation of research scholars working in the interdisciplinary field of cellular structural biology. ESR and ER’s individual projects will be integrated into one comprehensive research and training network. In order to train Cellular Structural Biologists profile they will be offered an innovative training in a unique combination of scientific methods that span from biophysical characterisation of proteins and their complexes, high resolution (X-ray crystallography) and low resolution structural biology methods (SAXS, EM, cryo-EM tomography, atomic force microscopy) to a variety of cell biology oriented techniques, ranging from FRET and live-cell imaging, cellular and animal models to animal physiology. The network is strongly based on the exchange and transfers of knowledge between participating institutions and will provide its fellows with network-wide training activities (workshops, summer schools, scientific symposium) and training-in-collaborations (working visits and secondments). ITN MUZIC partners and their fields of research: 1. *Kristina Djinovic Carugo* (Coordinator, Univ. Vienna, Austria) – Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on the a-actinin interactome (WP1, WP2); to apply send application to mu...@univie.ac.at, for more information contact kristina.djino...@univie.ac.at 2. *Dieter Fürst* (Univ. Bonn, Germany) – Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on protein localization, dynamics and interactions in living cells (WP3, WP4); to apply send application to zellbiolo...@uni-bonn.de, for more information contact dfue...@uni-bonn.de@univie.ac.at 3. *Stefano Schiaffino and Gerolamo Lanfranchi* (Univ. Padova, Italy) - Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on signalling pathways involved in mechanical stimuli and on functional genomic analysis of muscle cell silencing (WP4); to apply send application to stefano.schiaff...@unipd.it or gerolamo.lanfran...@unipd.it, for more information contact stefano.schiaff...@unipd.it or gerolamo.lanfran...@unipd.it 4. *Matthias Wilmanns* (EMBL-Hamburg, Germany) - Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on the titin interactome(WP1, WP2); to apply send application wilma...@embl-hamburg.de, for more information contact wilma...@embl-hamburg.de 5. *Jari Ylänne* (Univ. Jyväskylä, Finland) – Structural and Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on intra-subunit interactions in filamin (WP1, WP2, WP3); to apply send application contact jyla...@bytl.jyu.fi, for more information contact jyla...@bytl.jyu.fi 6. *John Trinick* (Univ. Leeds, UK) - Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on the Z-disk ultrastructure (WP2); to apply send application to j.trin...@leeds.ac.uk, for more information contact j.trin...@leeds.ac.uk 7. * Mathias Gautel* (King’s College London, UK) – Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on regulation of Z-disk protein interactions by phosphorylation (WP2, WP3, WP4); to apply send application to mathias.gau...@kcl.ac.uk, for more information contact mathias.gau...@kcl.ac.uk 8. *Matthias Rief* (Technical University Muenchen, Germany) – Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on biomechanical properties of filamin (WP1, WP2); to apply send application to mr...@ph.tum.de, for more information contact mr...@ph.tum.de 9. *Evitra AB* (Stockholm, Sweden) – Protein production (WP1, WP2); to apply send application to marina.sa...@ki.se, for more information contact marina.sa...@ki.se or par.nordl...@ki.se *Early Stage Researchers* Must be in the first 4 years (full-time equivalent) of research career since gaining a university diploma giving access to doctoral studies. • The length of individual appointment will be limited to between 3 and 36 months. • The basic gross living allowance for the Early Stage Researcher Fellowships is up to about 33.800 €/year mobility allowance + travel allowance + career exploratory allowance *Experienced Researchers* • Must either be in possession of a doctoral degree or have at least 4 years
[ccp4bb] 9 ESR (PhD) and 4 ER (Post-doctoral) positions in cellular and structural biology
Marie Curie Initial Training Network on *Muscle Z-disk Protein Complexes: from atomic structure to physiological function (ITN MUZIC) *offers** 9 ESR (PhD) and 4 ER (Post-doctoral) positions in cellular and structural biology All partners of except for Stockholm offer ESR positions, Leeds, Stockholm, Vienna and Hamburg offer also ER positions. *ITN MUZIC**, *funded by the European Commission is filling 9 Doctoral and 4 Postdoctoral positions at 8 Universities/Research Institutions in 6 European countries (from November 2009 on until all positions are filled). The ITN MUZIC research programme is organised in four work packages (WP): • Atomic structure of filamin, telethonin and alpha–actinin in the Z-disk - WP1 • Z-disk Ultrastructure and Molecular Architecture of Its Complexes - WP2 • Dynamic changes of the Z-disk interactome - WP3 • Signalling pathways regulating Z-disk development and remodelling - WP4 The partners of ITN MUZIC are dedicated to producing the next generation of research scholars working in the interdisciplinary field of cellular structural biology. ESR and ER’s individual projects will be integrated into one comprehensive research and training network. In order to train Cellular Structural Biologists profile they will be offered an innovative training in a unique combination of scientific methods that span from biophysical characterisation of proteins and their complexes, high resolution (X-ray crystallography) and low resolution structural biology methods (SAXS, EM, cryo-EM tomography, atomic force microscopy) to a variety of cell biology oriented techniques, ranging from FRET and live-cell imaging, cellular and animal models to animal physiology. The network is strongly based on the exchange and transfers of knowledge between participating institutions and will provide its fellows with network-wide training activities (workshops, summer schools, scientific symposium) and training-in-collaborations (working visits and secondments). ITN MUZIC partners and their fields of research: 1. Kristina Djinovic Carugo (Coordinator, Univ. Vienna, Austria) – Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on the a-actinin interactome (WP1, WP2); to apply send application to mu...@univie.ac.at, for more information contact kristina.djino...@univie.ac.at 2. Dieter Fürst (Univ. Bonn, Germany) – Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on protein localization, dynamics and interactions in living cells (WP3, WP4); to apply send application to zellbiolo...@uni-bonn.de, for more information contact dfue...@uni-bonn.de@univie.ac.at 3. Stefano Schiaffino and Gerolamo Lanfranchi (Univ. Padova, Italy) - Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on signalling pathways involved in mechanical stimuli and on functional genomic analysis of muscle cell silencing (WP4); to apply send application to stefano.schiaff...@unipd.it or gerolamo.lanfran...@unipd.it, for more information contact stefano.schiaff...@unipd.it or gerolamo.lanfran...@unipd.it 4. Matthias Wilmanns (EMBL-Hamburg, Germany) - Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on the titin interactome(WP1, WP2); to apply send application wilma...@embl-hamburg.de, for more information contact wilma...@embl-hamburg.de 5. Jari Ylänne (Univ. Jyväskylä, Finland) – Structural and Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on intra-subunit interactions in filamin (WP1, WP2, WP3); to apply send application contact jyla...@bytl.jyu.fi, for more information contact jyla...@bytl.jyu.fi 6. John Trinick (Univ. Leeds, UK) - Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on the Z-disk ultrastructure (WP2); to apply send application to j.trin...@leeds.ac.uk, for more information contact j.trin...@leeds.ac.uk 7. Mathias Gautel (King’s College London, UK) – Cell Biology of Z-Disk with focus on regulation of Z-disk protein interactions by phosphorylation (WP2, WP3, WP4); to apply send application to mathias.gau...@kcl.ac.uk, for more information contact mathias.gau...@kcl.ac.uk 8. Matthias Rief (Technical University Muenchen, Germany) – Structural Biology of Z-Disk with focus on biomechanical properties of filamin (WP1, WP2); to apply send application to mr...@ph.tum.de, for more information contact mr...@ph.tum.de 9. Evitra AB (Stockholm, Sweden) – Protein production (WP1, WP2); to apply send application to marina.sa...@ki.se, for more information contact marina.sa...@ki.se or par.nordl...@ki.se *Early Stage Researchers* Must be in the first 4 years (full-time equivalent) of research career since gaining a university diploma giving access to doctoral studies. • The length of individual appointment will be limited to between 3 and 36 months. • The basic gross living allowance for the Early Stage Researcher Fellowships is up to about 33.800 €/year mobility allowance + travel allowance + career exploratory allowance *Experienced Researchers* • Must either be in possession of a doctoral degree or have at least 4 years of full-time
