Two Postdoctoral Fellow Positions opened in Functional Genomics of Rare Kidney Cancers, Strasbourg
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Join Malouf Team at the Institute of Genetics and Molecular and Cellular Biology (Illkirch, France) in an exciting opportunity to unravel molecular underpinnings of rare kidney cancers arising in children, adolescents and young adults through cutting-edge functional genomics research.
Pr Malouf is seeking highly skilled and motivated Postdoctoral Fellows with expertise in molecular biology to contribute to his international multidisciplinary team of molecular biologists, physician-scientists and bioinformaticians.
The Malouf Team is dedicated to deciphering the genetic and epigenetic foundations of renal cell carcinomas, focusing on functional genetics and epigenetics analyses and single-cell analysis.
Research Focus: In vivo and in vitro approaches, biochemical, imaging, and molecular biology techniques
Responsibilities:
- Conduct molecular biological and biochemical assays in vitro, in cell culture systems, and in vivo models
- Perform chemical-epigenetic screens
- Collaborate with bioinformaticians to analyze genome-wide analysis data, including single-cell, multiome, transcriptomic and epigenetic profiles
Essential requirements:
- A Ph.D. in a field related to biology, chemistry, or bioinformatics
- Strong background in molecular biology, transcription factor regulation, and epigenetics
- Previous work experience in molecular biology and biochemical analysis
- Curriculum vitae with a publication list, a short summary of research achievements, and mastered techniques in English
- Fluency in English (written and spoken)
How to Apply: Candidates should send their application documents (in English) to Pr. Gabriel Malouf (maloufg@igbmc.fr)