Dear Crystallographers: We are starting a new electron microscopy/biochemistry laboratory at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia (http://www.monash.edu.au/). Monash is a young university (founded 1958) that has already made it to the top one per cent of the world's universities according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
We have two postdoctoral positions available. One could be suitable for an individual with extensive experience in theory/algorithm development for crystallographic data processing and the other could be suitable for a crystallographer with a strong biochemical background that wants to branch into the field of cryo-EM of large macromolecular assemblies. Our laboratory focuses on two fundamental research directions: computational method development for single-particle 3D reconstruction at near-atomic resolution and yeast transcription initiation on TATA-less promoters. To find out more about the positions and our research, please visit http://simple.stanford.edu/emjobs_monash.html. Successful applicants must have published at least two first-author papers. Interested candidates send their CV:s and contact info to emjob.mon...@gmail.com. We would appreciate if you could share this announcement with suitably skilled and interested scientists in your network. Best, Dominika Elmlund & Hans Elmlund -- ------------------------------------------------------------ Dominika Elmlund, PhD Associate Professor Dept. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology School of Biomedical Sciences Monash University Bldg. 77, Clayton Vic, Australia 3800 ------------------------------------------------------------
