Hi all,
We’re currently looking for a postdoc to join our lab (http://groups.ds.cam.ac.uk/struvir/) and help us figure out how cells regulate the final steps of endocytosis (i.e. how cells make sure only the right things get sent to lysosomes, the recycling centres of the cell). We’re looking for someone with prior experience in unbiased screening for protein:protein interactions and/or characterisation of such complexes using cell-based, biochemical or structrural/biophysical approaches. Prior experience using proximity-dependent biotinylation (BioID) or studying eukaryotic membrane trafficking would be a plus. Perhaps that's you, or perhaps you have a biochemist/cell-biologist friend who’s heard so many good things about biophysics and protein crystallography from you that they want to give it a shot? More details can be found at http://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/6277/ and applications close on April 27th (only via the website please, it makes the HR people feel unloved otherwise). Cheers, Stephen Dr Stephen Graham Sir Henry Dale Fellow and University Lecturer Department of Pathology University of Cambridge Tennis Court Road Cambridge CB2 1QP Ph: 01223 336920 http://www.path.cam.ac.uk/research/investigators/graham/
