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Postdoctoral Fellow Molecular Cell Biology of Autophagy labReports to:
Sharon ToozeClosing Date:
03/Apr/2025 23.59 GMTJob Description:
Postdoctoral Fellow Molecular Cell Biology of Autophagy lab
Details of the role: Fulltime fixed term 4 Year) position on Crick terms and conditions of employment.Working pattern: Monday Friday.
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About the role
Work in the Tooze laboratory focuses on autophagy a highly conserved cellular pathway that is essential for cell health and survival. Our research aims to understand how autophagy is initiated and regulated focusing on the dedicated autophagy protein machinery. Our approach to discovery science relies on fundamental techniques used in molecular cell biology biochemistry and structural approaches. The focus of the work in increasingly directed toward understanding autophagy as a homeostatic regulator of cell responses to damage and stress originating from both internal and external changes.
You will be joining the lab as a Postdoctoral Fellow where you will be conducting independent research into these questions using mechanistic approaches in mammalian cells. You will be responsible for carrying out wellcontrolled reproducible experiments which address a welldeveloped hypothesis. You will be joining international group of highly motivated of postdocs and PHD students with expertise in cell biology structural biology and will access to state of the art approaches and resources.
As a Postdoctoral Fellow you will lead on your own projects contribute to other projects on a collaborative basis (both in the lab and with external collaborators) and may guide PhD students in their research. The ability to work in a team is essential.
If you have a PHD in Cell Biology Molecular Biology Biochemistry or a similar field this may be the perfect opportunity for you to join the lab.
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