Science for Health
A postdoctoral position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Pavel Tolar. The group is interested in molecular mechanisms of B cell antigen receptor activation, signaling and trafficking. The candidate will collaborate with Justin Molloy’s group and focus on mechanisms of B cell affinity discrimination using biophysical measurements of receptor-antigen interactions in situ. This is a 3-year MRC funded Career Development Fellowship. CDFs are training and development positions for post-doctoral scientists who have either recently completed their doctoral studies, are moving into a new research discipline, have limited previous experience of key transferable skills, or are clinically qualified with little or no research experience. They provide opportunities to develop research project skills and develop collaborative links with colleagues within the Institute and elsewhere.
We are seeking enthusiastic applicants, who have experience in biophysics and/or optical imaging as well as excellent technical, organizational and communication skills. Applicants should possess a PhD Degree (or be in the final stages of completion) in an appropriate scientific discipline.
This Postdoctoral Scientist position is a 3 year fixed-term MRC funded Career Development Fellowship (CDF). CDFs are training and development positions for postdoctoral scientists who have either recently completed their doctoral studies, are moving into a new research discipline, have limited previous experience of key transferable skills, or are clinically qualified with little or no research experience. They provide opportunities to develop research project skills and develop collaborative links with colleagues within the Institute and elsewhere.
The salary range for this 3 year fixed-term Band 4 post is from £28,867 per annum inclusive of Location Allowance. Membership of MRC Final Salary Pension Scheme is available.
Additional benefits include 30 days annual leave per annum; options for flexible working; support for training and development; and good sport/social club facilities and staff restaurant.
Closing date: 16 May 2013
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