One Post-Doctoral Position In Non- Coding Rnas In Physiology And Pathology Lazio

One Post-Doctoral Position In Non- Coding Rnas In Physiology And Pathology
Roma
Lazio, Lazio

One post-doctoral position in Non-coding RNAs in Physiology and Pathology Location: Roma

Salary: EUR 30. 000 - 50. 000

Posted: 6 days ago

Project: Intracellular localization of coding and non-coding RNAs in neurons

Commitment & Contract: Collaboration contract, duration: 22 months

WHO WE ARE At IIT, we work enthusiastically to develop human-centered Science and Technology to tackle some of the most pressing societal challenges of our times and transfer these technologies to the production system and society.

YOUR TEAM You will be working in a multicultural and multi-disciplinary group, where molecular biologists, genomic technologists, and computational scientists collaborate to carry out common research.

The Non-coding RNAs in Physiology and Pathology Research Unit is coordinated by Prof. Irene Bozzoni with a well-established academic record in the field of functional genomics of non-coding RNAs.

The study involves high-throughput RNA sequencing analysis of the spatial transcriptome of various subcellular compartments in wild-type and disease-related motor neurons and analysis of the scaffolding role of non-coding RNAs in shaping the RNA-protein complexes in such districts.

Main Responsibilities: Set up appropriate purification procedures for different intracellular organelles as well as synapses. Study the scaffolding role of non-coding RNAs in organizing specific RNA-protein complexes. Participate and support a constructive working environment, communicating and collaborating with your team members. WHAT WOULD MAKE YOU SHINE A PhD in molecular biology, genomics, neurobiology, or a related discipline. A strong background in (molecular) biology. Good communication skills and willingness to collaborate are essential. Good command in spoken and written English. EXTRA AWESOM Experience in biochemical methods to purify and study cellular organelles and synapses. Experience in the identification and functional analysis of non-coding RNAs. Experience in handling mES and human iPS cell lines and their differentiation to motoneurons. Strong problem-solving attitude. High motivation to learn. Spirit of innovation and creativity. Ability to work in a challenging and international environment. COMPENSATION & BENEFITS Competitive salary package for international standards. Wide range of staff discounts. WHAT'S IN FOR YOU An equal, inclusive, and multicultural environment ready to welcome you with open arms. Discrimination is a big NO for us! We encourage you to mingle and discover what other people are up to in our labs! If paperwork is not your piece of cake, we got you! There's a specialized team working to help you with that, especially during your relocation! If you are a startupper or a business-minded person, you will find some exceptionally gifted professionals ready to nurture and guide your attitude and aspirations. If you want your work to have a real impact, in IIT you will find an innovative and stimulating culture that drives our mission to contribute to the improvement and well-being of society! We stick to our values! Integrity, courage, societal responsibility, and inclusivity are the values we believe in! If you feel this tickles your appetite for change, do not hesitate and apply!

Please submit your application using the online form and include a detailed CV, a brief cover letter (outlining motivation, experience, and qualifications), and contact details of at least 2 references.

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Primary Location: ROMA SAPIENZA

Job Postdoc

Organization: Non-coding RNAs in Physiology and Pathology

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