Postdoc Research Group Loose
at Institute of Science and Technology Austria ISTA
Klosterneuburg, NÖ, Austria -
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Description:
- Klosterneuburg (Vienna), Austria
- € 69,188* gross/year
- Application Deadline: 31 December 2024
Your Responsibilities
The research interest of the Loose group is to understand how proteins self-organize into dynamic spatiotemporal patterns. For this aim, we rebuild biochemical systems in a bottom-up reconstitution approach using purified components.
We are looking for two Postdocs to work on the new ERC Consolidator Grant project GTPaseNet, which aims to rebuild the biochemical networks of Rab GTPases from purified components. Candidates will combine protein biochemistry with fluorescence microscopy to demonstrate their self-organization into spatiotemporal activity patterns in vitro. In this project, we will use microfabrication and laser lithography to develop experimental assays mimicking the compartmentalized cell. We also aim to elucidate the structural basis of these biochemical networks by revealing the architecture of Rab GTPase regulators in complex with their binding partners using cryo-electron microscopy.
This project will provide novel, quantitative information from different scales, from the emergent ensemble behavior down to the molecular structure of protein complexes. Together, this data will reveal how signaling systems of Rab GTPases control membrane identities in space and time, thereby improving our understanding of the intracellular organization of the eukaryotic cell.
Your Profile
- PhD in Biochemistry, Biophysics, Molecular Biology or related field completed within the past 5 years
- Experience in protein biochemistry, fluorescence microscopy, image analysis and/or structural biology
- High level of interest in Small GTPase signaling and systems biochemistry
- Committed to research excellence with a demonstrated relevant publication track record in leading scientific journals
- A proven ability to conduct independent research, as well as to work effectively as a member of a research team
- Interest in mentoring graduate students
- Ability to solve problems creatively and carefully
- Excellent command of English (working language)
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, organizational and time management skills
Application documents: cover letter, CV, publication list, 2 references
To submit your application please email: martin.loose@ista.ac.at
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Your benefits
Education & training
Cafeteria
Childcare
Free shuttle bus
Multiple health offers
Pension insurance
- This position comes with possible overpayment depending on education, qualification and work experience. For more information on how ISTA processes your personal data, please refer to www.ista.ac.at/data-protection.
Your Contacts
Boris Cesnik
Postdoctoral Office
+43 2243 9000 1068
postdoctoral.office@ista.ac.at
Glen Dalton
Postdoctoral Office
+43 2243 9000 1120
postdoctoral.office@ista.ac.a
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