Cancer research scientist – Phenex Pharmaceuticals AG, Heidelberg
19.3.2019 | Avoimet työpaikathttps://www.phenex-pharma.com/pdf/CancerResearchScientist_0319.pdf
https://www.phenex-pharma.com/pdf/CancerResearchScientist_0319.pdf
Haettavana on
Projektitutkija, farmasia/biofarmasia, farmasian laitos, Kuopion kampus
Haettavana olevaan tehtävään liittyvä tutkimus on osa EU:n Horisontti 2020 -puiteohjelman rahoittamaa EDCMET-hanketta (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/218991/factsheet/en), jonka tavoitteena on selvittää hormonihäirikköjen metabolisten haittavaikutusten mekanismeja ja kehittää tutkimuksessa tarvittavia menetelmiä. Projektitutkijan työnkuvaan kuuluvat tutkimuksen tekeminen ja tutkimuksen avustavat tehtävät hankkeessa. Ensisijaisena työtehtävänä on kehittää ja optimoida tumareseptoriaktivaation tutkimiseen tarvittavia solupohjaisia ja reportterigeenin aktiivisuuden mittaamiseen perustuvia menetelmiä. Tehtäviin kuuluvat myös menetelmissä tarvittavien DNA-konstruktien kloonaus, reagenssien valmistus, solujen ylläpito ja muut yleiset laboratoriotehtävät. Projektitutkijan odotetaan tarvittaessa osallistuvan myös muihin ryhmän tutkimustehtäviin.
Tehtävään valittavalta
henkilöltä edellytetään suoritettua filosofian maisterin tai vastaavaa
tutkintoa biokemiasta, molekyylibiologiasta, toksikologiasta tai muulta
soveltuvalta alalta. Henkilöllä tulee olla syvälliset
tiedot ja aiempaa käytännön laboratoriokokemusta
puhdastilatyöskentelystä ja nisäkässoluviljelystä sekä vähintään
perustiedot transfektiomenetelmistä, reportterigeenianalyyseistä ja
plasmidikloonauksesta. Tehtävän menestyksekäs hoitaminen edellyttää
omatoimisuutta,
kykyä itsenäiseen tiedonhakuun ja töiden suunnitteluun, kykyä tehdä
yhteistyötä poikkitieteellisessä ja kansainvälisessä ympäristössä sekä
hyvää suomen ja englannin kielen kirjallista ja suullista taitoa.
Tehtävä täytetään määräajalle 1.4.2019-31.12.2020.
Määräaikaisuuden perusteena ovat määräaikaiset tutkimustehtävät hankkeen
osaprojektissa.
Tehtävän palkkaus määräytyy yliopistojen opetus- ja
tutkimushenkilöstön palkkausjärjestelmän mukaisesti vaativuustasolle 2
(2033,29 €/kk). Tehtäväkohtaisen palkanosan lisäksi maksetaan
henkilökohtaiseen suoriutumiseen perustuvaa palkanosaa, joka on enintään
50% tehtäväkohtaisesta palkanosasta.
Lisätietoja: projektitutkija Jenni Küblbeck, 029 4454111, jenni.kublbeck@uef.fi,
ja hakumenettelyn osalta hallintosihteeri Seija Koistinen, 029 4454324, seija.koistinen@uef.fi.
Uuden työntekijän tullessa yliopiston palvelukseen käytetään koeaikaa.
– ansioluettelo
– julkaisuluettelo
– kopiot tutkintotodistuksista ja kielitaitoa osoittavista todistuksista, ellei kielitaito ilmene tutkintotodistuksista
– motivaatiokirje (max 1 sivu)
– muut dokumentit, jotka voivat vaikuttaa valintaan (max 3 sivua)
– kahden suosittelijan yhteystiedot
Hakemus tulee jättää viimeistään 15.3.2019 sähköisellä hakulomakkeella.
Two positions available at the Faculty of Medicine to study the role of microbes and microbial infections in blood malignancies. Both positions provide ample opportunities to develop expertise on next-generation sequencing -based diagnostics, computational genomics, and infectious diseases together with the top national clinicians, haematologists, bioinformaticians, microbiologists, and geneticists.
Particularly, we are looking for:
1) A student with a good knowledge on wet laboratory techniques and enthusiasm to develop advanced sample preparation solutions for the analysis of complex hostmicrobe samples. The candidate has a background in microbiology, biotechnology, or genetics, and is familiar with the major wet-laboratory techniques in molecular biology. He or she can design and conduct laboratory experiments independently and has interest in developing skills in the analysis of giga-size biodata available in the laboratory. Prior work experience in a research laboratory is an advantage as well as experience in working with RNA, DNA, and/or clinical/human samples.
2) A student with experience in bioinformatics and/or analysis of large-scale biodata. The candidate has a background in bioinformatics, computer science, engineering, or genetics and masters fluently at least one of the following: Python, Perl, R, C++, or Java. The applicant has a proven ability to operate in Linux environment and is interested in developing computational solutions for the integrated analysis of genetic and clinical data and sequencing-based analysis of host-microbe infections. Experience in parallel programming and machine learning is an asset as is prior work experience on analysis of next generation sequencing data and/or large biodata collections.
Both candidates must have good skills in written and spoken English. They should apply critical thinking, have a proactive mindset, and enjoy working in a multi-disciplinary team. They should have excellent communication and interpersonal skills and are expected to communicate results to diverse audiences. The positions are funded by project grants from the Academy of Finland, the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation / Business Finland, and The Finnish Cultural Foundation. The appointments are initially for 6 months with a possibility of extension.
For further information, please contact Dr. Teija Ojala (teija.ojala(at)helsinki.fi) or Dr. Matti Kankainen (matti.kankainen(at)helsinki.fi). To apply for the position, please send your motivation letter and CV, including a list of publications and contact information for two references to Dr. Kankainen.
Applications will be reviewed and considered as they are received. Application deadline is 24.03.2019.
The University of
Helsinki is an international scientific community of 40,000 students and
re-searchers. It is one of the leading multidisciplinary research
universities and
ranks among the top 100 international universities in the world.
We are an equal opportunity employer and offer an attractive and diverse workplace in an inspiring environment with a variety of development opportunities and benefits.
The Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/faculty-of-biological-and-environmental-sciences) is Finland’s most high-profile and extensive hub of research and teaching in the field. The Faculty educates experts to meet the needs of universi-ties, research institutes, government, schools and the business sector.
The Faculty is comprised of three research programmes: Ecosystems and Environment, Organ-ismal and Evolutionary Biology, and Molecular and Integrative Biosciences (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/faculty-of-biological-and-environmental-scien…).
The Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences also has biological stations at Kilpisjärvi, in Lapland, and Lammi, in Southern Finland, as well as a Zoological station at Tvärminne on the coast of the Baltic Sea (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/faculty-of-biological-and-environmental-scien…).
The University of Helsinki’s Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences invites applications for three positions of
UNIVERSITY LECTURERS IN MOLECULAR AND INTEGRATIVE BIOSCIENCES
The fields of research and teaching of the university lecturer shouldinclude one or more of the following: molecular biosciences, biochemistry, structural biology, bioinformatics, genetics, genomics, microbiology, cell biology, developmental biology, physiology and neuroscience.
Molecular and Integrative Biosciences Research Programme is one of the three Research Programmes in the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences. The areas of strength of the Programme are cell biology, developmental biology, genetics, neurobiology, structural biology and virology. The research and teaching activities are located on the Viikki Campus (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/viikki-campus) and are supported by state-of-the-art infrastructures including core facilities https://www.helsinki.fi/en/helsinki-institute-of-life-science/hilife-res…) for e.g. different model organisms, DNA sequencing, proteomics, structural biology, metabolomics, lipidomics, and light- and electron microscopy including two-photon confocal and cryo-electron microscopes.
The university lecturer is expected to contribute and to develop both teaching and research in the focus areas of the Molecular and Integrative Biosciences Research Programme. Teaching by the lecturer is given primarily in the Bachelor’s programs in Biology and Molecular Biosciences as well as Master’s programs in Genetics and Molecular Biosciences ,Neuroscience and Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology.
In addition, the university lecturer will counsel and supervise undergraduate and postgraduate students and participate in the development of Bachelor’s, Master’s and doctoral programmes in the Faculty. The expected minimum amount of yearly contact teaching is 100-120 hours.
An appointee to a lectureship shall hold a doctoral degree and have scholarly qualifications and experience in the conduct of scientific research, along with the ability to provide top-level research-based teaching.
When considering the applicant’s qualifications, attention will be given to scientific publications, teaching experience, pedagogical training and competence as well as merits in development of teaching. Account shall also be taken of the applicant’s success in obtaining external research funding, international research experience, activity in the scientific community, positions in Finnish and international organizations, and visions for research and teaching in the future. The three university lecturers will be recruited to complement each other and the existing research and teaching activity at the Faculty.
There is no requirement to be proficient in Finnish for foreign citizens, non-native Finnish citizens or citizens who have not been educated in Finnish or Swedish. To successfully attend to the duties of the position, the appointee must have good skills in English. If the appointee is not proficient in Finnish or Swedish, he/she is expected to acquire moderate proficiency within a reasonable time after the appointment. Support for language studies is offered.
The annual gross salary for an university lecturer amounts to approximately 35000-68000 €, depending on the appointee’s career stage and scholarly qualifications.
Standard Finnish pension benefits and occupational health care are provided for University employees.
Finland is a member of the EU, has high quality free schooling (also in English), generous fami-ly benefits and healthcare, and was recently ranked as the best country in the world for expat families. Helsinki is in the world’s top ten most livable cities. The University of Helsinki is a top 100 ranked university in most ranking lists, and is currently investing heavily in life sciences research (see https://www.helsinki.fi/en/helsinki-institute-of-life-science).
Applicants are requested to enclose with their applications the following documents in Eng-lish:
1) CV
2) A report (max. 3 pages) of experience and merits which are of
relevance for the evaluation of fields of expertise and skills in
teaching (https://www.helsinki.fi/sites/default/files/atoms/files/bytdk_teaching_s…)
3) A report (max. 3 pages) on the applicant’s previous research
activities, and a plan for how the applicant intends to develop their
research and focus their activities in the future
4) A numbered list of publications in English and other works with which
the applicant wishes to demonstrate their competence and merits, with
five most important publications highlighted with brief explanations.
Or, alternatively, an academic portfolio (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/university/academic-portfolio) containing the above documents and information.
Further information about the Bachelor’s programs in Biology and
Molecular Biosciences as well as Master’s programs in Genetics and
Molecular Biosciences ,Neuroscience and Microbiology and Microbial
Biotechnology .you can find in the following links:
https://www.helsinki.fi/fi/ohjelmat/kandi/biologian-kandiohjelma
https://www.helsinki.fi/fi/ohjelmat/kandi/molekyylibiotieteiden-kandiohj…
https://www.helsinki.fi/en/programmes/master/genetics-and-molecular-bios…
https://www.helsinki.fi/en/programmes/master/neuroscience
Applications must be submitted through the University’s electronic recruitment system by clicking on the link below. Internal applicants (i.e., current employees of the University of Helsinki) must submit their applications through the SAP HR portal. The deadline for applications is 31.3.
Further information:
• On the position and on the research environment: Dean Jaakko Kangasjärvi jaak-ko.kangasjarvi (at) helsinki.fi
• On the recruitment process: Human Resources Specialist Harri Hamara, harri.hamara (at) helsinki.fi
• Technical support for using the recruitment system: rekrytointi (at) helsinki.fi
31.03.2019 23:59 EET
Job No.: 588677
Employment Type: Full-time
Duration: 3 year fixed-term appointment
Location: Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), 15 Innovation Walk, Monash University, Clayton
Remuneration: Annual living allowance based on Monash University’s Research Training Program (RTP), stipend of $27,872 per annum (2019 rate – indexed annually)
The Opportunity
The Zenker group is seeking an enthusiastic PhD candidate interested in cell biology and microscopy to uncover the real-time rearrangements of the inner skeleton of a cell during embryonic development. The successful applicant will gain extensive expertise in live imaging using various microscope systems, mouse husbandry, genotyping, cell culture systems, cloning, immunostaining, mouse embryo dissection, injections and imaging, drug treatments and computational image analysis.
Every cell has an internal skeleton composed of filament-like structures called microtubules. Remarkably, these structures can rapidly re-organize their entire network to allow a cell to change its shape, function and fate. However, most studies on microtubule dynamics have been limited to simplified 2D cell culture systems or fixed tissues. Thus, the accurate spatial-temporal regulation of microtubule remodelling in intact tissues remains under-explored.
The combined use of state-of-the-art confocal microscopy, molecular manipulations, and computational image analysis allowed us to identify an unprecedented form of microtubule growth in the living mouse embryo. The emanating filaments serve as transport railways to establish asymmetries in the cellular organization of the embryo. This mechanism is required for the formation of the pluripotent inner cell mass, which will give rise to the embryo proper.
Candidate Requirements
The successful applicant must be an Australian resident with the following attributes:
Applicants will be considered provided they fulfil the criteria for PhD admission at Monash University. Details of eligibility requirements to undertake a PhD at ARMI are available at armi.org.au/careers-education/higher-degree-research.
Candidates will be required to meet Monash entry requirements, which include English-language skills.
Successful applicants will be expected to enrol no later than 1 June 2019.
How To Apply
Supervisor: Dr Jennifer Zenker
Submit your expression of interest to Dr Jennifer Zenker (Jennifer.Zenker@monash.edu) and include the following:
Closing Date
Monday 11 March 2019, 11:55 pm AEDT
If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Bioloxy
Åbo Akademi University is an internationally acknowledged research university with an extensive responsibility for providing education in Swedish in Finland. The activities cover research and education in most disciplines from natural sciences and technology, humanities, pedagogics and theology, to business and social sciences.
Åbo Akademi University invites applications for a fixed term position as a PhD Student in Cell Biology starting 1.4.2019 within SPACE-Project (42 months) and within BACE-Project (48 months)
Research group
The Cell Fate lab led by Professor Cecilia Sahlgren is focused on the fundamental molecular mechanisms that guide cell fate and cell organization in stem cell differentiation, tissue formation and in disease such as cancer. Together with collaborators we utilize such knowledge to develop material-based medical technologies to control these mechanisms in regenerative and cancer therapies. Coordination of cells through molecular cell signaling pathways is crucial for the formation of functional tissues and signaling is often deregulated in diseases such as cancer, allowing cells to acquire abnormal functions and pathological remodeling of tissue architecture. The physical, mechanical and chemical stimuli of the microenvironment also influence cell signaling and cell fate decisions during development and disease progression.
Project description
We are seeking 2 ambitious PhD candidates to join our projects on Spatiotemporal activation of cell functions (SPACE) 1.4.2019-31.8.2022 or Bioelectronic activation of cell functions (BACE) 1.4.2019-28.2.2023. These projects form an interdisciplinary approach bringing together researchers within experimental physics and molecular biology, in order to activate Notch signalling on demand. The Notch signalling pathway is a seemingly simple signalling system where the interaction between a ligand at the surface of one cell and a receptor at the surface of another gives rise to one active signalling fragment, which regulates target gene expression. Notch is involved in cell fate specification during development, usually by facilitating binary cell fate decisions or by maintaining stem cell fate. Perturbation of the signalling cascade is a contributing factor in the development of various diseases. Strictly organised, both spatial and temporal, expression of different receptors and ligands is essential for proper development of different organs, with each consecutive activation of Notch driving a specific morphogenic process. The possibility of controlling Notch receptor activation by regulating ligand dose and the specific timing of activation will enable us to better understand different developmental patterns.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
We are accepting applications from enthusiastic and highly talented candidates who are interested in a dynamic, stimulating and ambitious environment to perform their research and share their scientific knowledge.
We are looking for candidates that meet the following requirements
•The candidate should have a MSc in molecular biology, cell biology, or an equivalent area
Personal qualities
We are seeking a driven and pro-active applicant with good communication and interpersonal skills. The applicant should be confident in working independently, but value developing good working relationships both within the research group and with collaborators. Knowledge of basic cell and molecular biological techniques (e.g. mammalian cell culture, Western Blotting, PCR) is required. Knowledge in e.g. biophysics, synthetic biology, chemistry or engineering (with strong molecular background) is an asset.
CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
We offer
•A challenging job at a dynamic and ambitious environment and in an enthusiastic international, interdisciplinary team.
•Access to world class infrastructure in proteomics, metabolomics, functional genomics, bioinformatics and bioimaging.
•Support with your personal development and career planning.
•Gross monthly salary is in accordance with the salary system of Finnish universities based on levels 2 – 4 of the job demand level for teaching and research personnel. In addition, a salary component based on personal work performance is paid.
•Doctoral training programme at Åbo Akademi University
SALARY
The salary for PhD Student is in accordance with the Finnish University salary system for teaching and research personnel job demand levels 2-4, where the work specific salary component is 2011,17-2507,62€ per month. In addition, there is a salary component based on personal work performance, which is at most 50.00% of the base salary.
APPLICATION
Please submit your electronic application with enclosures below (Submit application, www.abo.fi/jobb). The closing date for applications is March 19th, 2019 at 15.00 Finnish time.
A free-format letter of application (in English)
CONTACT INFORMATION
For further information, please contact professor Cecilia Sahlgren, group leader, Cell Biology, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Åbo Akademi University, e-mail: cecilia.sahlgren@abo.fi or Marika Sjöqvist, PhD, marika.sjoqvist@abo.fi
Åbo Akademi University
The
Åbo Akademi profiling research areas include Molecular Process and
Materials Technology, Minority Research, The Sea and Drug Development
and Diagnostics
(https://www.abo.fi/en/about-abo-akademi-research-profiling/). Within
the Drug Development and Diagnostics, several departments at ÅAU and
University of Turku co-operate on topics such as cancer, regenerative
medicine, inflammation and cardiovascular disease with close links to
health care and industry.
Åbo Akademi University is working for equal gender distribution and diversity in all staff categories.
Charles Riverin työntekijät ovat työskennelleet jo 70 vuoden ajan
auttaakseen uusien lääkehoitojen löytämisessä, kehittämisessä ja
turvallisessa valmistuksessa. Kun olet liittynyt perheeseemme, sinulla
on mahdollisuus vaikuttaa merkittävästi ihmisten terveyteen ja
hyvinvointiin eri puolilla maailmaa. Olipa taustasi biolääketieteessä,
rahoituksessa, tietotekniikassa, myynnissä tai muualla, taidoilla on
tärkeä rooli suorittamassamme työssä. Vastineeksi auttamme sinua
rakentamaan uran, josta voit olla ylpeä.
Client Manager tieteellisellä osaamisella
Etsimme Client Manageria, jolla on kokemusta in vivo
neurotieteestä, asiakashallinnasta ja myynnistä liittymään Charles
River Discovery Research Servicen tiimiin Kuopiossa. Tehtävä on
kokoaikainen sekä vakituinen, ja tarjoamme dynaamisen ja kiinnostavan
työympäristön lääkekehityksen parissa. Palkkausmuoto on kuukausipalkka
yhdistettynä suoritukseen perustuvaan tuloskortti-bonukseen.
Tehtävässä olet vastuussa asiakaskontaktoinnista, asiakkaiden
hallinnasta ja Charles Riverin tuotteiden ja palveluiden myynnistä
keskittyen erityisesti varhaisen vaiheen keskushermostosairauksien in vivo ja in vitro -palveluihin. Tehtävä vaatii asiantuntemusta in vivo
farmakologiasta keskushermosto-alueella, joka mahdollistaa keskustelun
asiakkaiden kanssa ja eri keskushermostosairauksien eläinmalli-kokeiden
myynnin. Client Manager vastaa päivittäisestä yhteydenpidosta
asiakkaiden kanssa, Charles Riverin tuotteiden/palveluiden
ehdottamisesta, toteuttamisesta ja toimituksesta asiakkaille sekä
tarjousten tekemisestä ja niihin liittyvien asiakirjojen luomisesta ja
toimittamisesta asiakkaille. Tähän tehtävään kuuluvat myös uusien
asiakassuhteiden luominen, olemassa olevien asiakassuhteiden ylläpito ja
kehittäminen sekä hankittujen asiakkuuksien hoitaminen. Client Manager
osallistuu markkinointiryhmän toimintaan, asiakasprojektien seurantaan,
myyntiennusteiden tekemiseen ja asiakastyytyväisyyden seurantaan.
Vaatimukset
Tietoa Discovery-liiketoimintayksiköstä
Charles River Discovery on todistetusti ollut mukana
kehittämässä uusia onnistuneita hoitomuotoja. Kuluneiden 17 vuoden
aikana asiakkaamme ovat saaneet yli 320 patenttia ja 74 prekliinistä
lääkekandidaattia. Meillä on yli 650 tutkijaa, jotka hyödyntävät uusinta
teknologiaa ja uusimpia ohjelmistoja. Näin kattava, yhtenäinen
tuotevalikoimamme tarjoaa kemian, biologian ja farmakologian palveluita,
jotka tukevat asiakkaitamme ensimmäisestä löydöksestä uuteen
tutkimuslääkkeeseen asti. Asiakaslähtöisen, yhteistyöhön perustuvan
lähestymistapamme avulla luomme todellisen kumppanuuden, jossa
ennakoidaan haasteet, selvitään esteistä ja kuljetaan yhdessä koko matka
tuotaessa uusia lääkkeitä markkinoille.
Tietoa Charles Riveristä
Charles River on varhaisen vaiheen sopimustutkimusyritys (CRO).
Toimintamme perustana on koe-eläintiede ja -lääketiede. Sille pohjalle
olemme rakentaneet monipuolisen tuotevalikoiman Discovery- ja
lääketurvallisuusarviointipalveluita, niin hyvän laboratoriokäytännön
(GLP) mukaisia kuin sen ulkopuolisia (non-GLP), tukeaksemme asiakkaita
alkaen kohteen tunnistamisesta aina prekliiniseen lääkekehitykseen asti.
Charles River tarjoaa myös valikoiman tuotteita ja palveluita, joiden
avulla tuemme asiakkaidemme kliinisiä laboratoriotestaustarpeita ja
tuotantotoimintaa. Tätä laajaa tuote- ja palveluvalikoimaa hyödyntämällä
asiakkaamme voivat luoda joustavamman lääkekehitysmallin, mikä vähentää
heidän kustannuksiaan sekä parantaa tuottavuutta ja tehokkuutta ja
siten nopeuttaa tuotteen pääsyä markkinoille.
Meillä on yli 13 000 työntekijää 70 laitoksessa 18 maassa ympäri
maailmaa. Näin pystymme strategisesti koordinoimaan resursseja
maailmanlaajuisesti ja soveltamaan monialaisia näkökulmia
ratkaistessamme asiakkaidemme ainutlaatuisia haasteita. Asiakaskuntaamme
kuuluu globaaleja lääkeyhtiöitä, biotekniikan yrityksiä, valtion
virastoja ja sairaaloita sekä korkeakouluja ympäri maailmaa. Vuonna 2016
liikevaihtomme kasvoi 23,3 % eli 1,68 miljardiin dollariin vuoden 2015
1,36 miljardista dollarista.
Me Charles Riverillä suhtaudumme intohimoisesti rooliimme ihmisten
elämänlaadun parantamisessa. Missiomme, tapamme tehdä tiedettä
erinomaisesti ja vahva tarkoituksen tunne opastavat meitä kaikessa, mitä
teemme. Aloitamme jokaisen päivän tietäen, että työmme auttaa
parantamaan monien ihmisten terveyttä ja hyvinvointia ympäri maailmaa.
Vuonna 2016 olemme olleet mukana kehittämässä noin 70:tä prosenttia
FDA:n hyväksymistä lääkkeistä.
Lisätietoa saat osoitteesta www.criver.com.
Role Summary
GE Healthcare, a leading global health technology provider
has strong presence in Finland. We are about 700 people from over 25
countries, helping healthcare providers improve patient care.
Now we are looking for a Life Science Research Sales Specialist, to be
responsible of driving GE Healthcare Life Sciences consumables business
in Finland and the Baltic region to our biotech, academic, pharma and
industrial customers.
Essential Responsibilities
In this role you will be responsible of consumable product
lines that are in the area of protein purification and characterization
(Western blotting), lab filtration and nucleic acid purification &
amplification. In this role you will:
Qualifications/Requirements
Desired Characteristics
Interested? Please apply through www.ge.com/careers no later
than March 15, 2019. For further information please contact Louise Eld,
Sales Leader Research Consumables Nordics/Benelux (email
louise.eld(at)ge.com).
About Us
GE Healthcare provides transformational medical
technologies and services to meet the demand for increased access,
enhanced quality and more affordable healthcare around the world. GE
works on things that matter – great people and technologies taking on
tough challenges. From medical imaging, software & IT, patient
monitoring and diagnostics to drug discovery, biopharmaceutical
manufacturing technologies and performance improvement solutions, GE
Healthcare helps medical professionals deliver great healthcare to their
patients.
Learn More About Careers at GE
Learn More About GE Healthcare
GE is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made
without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex,
sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, and
according with all local laws protecting different status.
Follow us on Twitter, join our LinkedIn Group or become a fan of our
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Locations: Finland; Helsinki
Business Segment: Healthcare Life Sciences
Tampere University (Tampereen yliopisto; https://www.tuni.fi/en) is a Finnish university that was established on January 1st, 2019, as a merger between the University of Tampere and Tampere University of Technology. The Computational Neuroscience Group (CNS Group; https://biomeditech.fi/research/computational-neuroscience-group/) is part of the interdisciplinary Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology and is positioned to bridge the gap between traditional neurobiology, computational and theoretical neuroscience, neuroinformatics and neuroengineering. The environment provides an excellent opportunity to perform multi- and interdisciplinary MSc and PhD theses in the field of life sciences, including neurosciences. The CNS Group has strong international connections and is part of the Human Brain project (https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/).
We are looking for PhD candidates with a strong motivation to understand the nervous system through combined experimental and computational investigation. Ideal candidates have expertise in physics, mathematics, computer science and/or biomedical-engineering and some expertise in cell biology and/or neuroscience. Proficiency in English and a team-oriented working attitude are crucial for the applicant’s success.
Please submit your complete application as one PDF via email to tiina.manninen@tuni.fi by 24.3.2019. Add “Job Application” to the subject line of your email. The application should include the following documents:
– CV outlining prior education and possible work and research experience.
– Academic transcripts (master/diploma).
– Max 1 page personal interests and motivations for applying for the position.
Post-doctoral position in bioinformatics/RNA-biology at University of Helsinki, Finland.
The minor spliceosome research group at the Institute of Biotechnology is looking for a post-doctoral researcher in a project that investigates the regulation of pre-mRNA processing by the U12-dependent spliceosome during cellular differentiation and in human diseases. A successful candidate has a PhD and strong background either in bioinformatics or molecular biology/cell biology as shown by solid publication record in international peer-reviewed journals. Good communication skills and fluency in spoken and written English are required. An earlier experience in RNA biology/biochemistry and/or bioinformatics analysis of RNA processing is an asset.
The deadline for applications is March 25, or until the position has been filled.