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The department of Medicinal Chemistry conducts research and teaching in the field of drug discovery. More information about the department and ongoing research and teaching is found at http://www.ilk.uu.se/. The department has a total of about 85 employees.
We are looking for postdoctor in Biomarker discovery in human samples using Organic Chemistry and Chemical Biology methodologies.
The position in Biomarker Discovery is available in the laboratory of Associate Professor Dr. Daniel Globisch at the Department of Medicinal Chemistry. The Globisch laboratory is an international and multidisciplinary research group (http://www.ilk.uu.se/research-groups/biomarker-discovery) after recruitment by the Science For Life Laboratory (http://www.scilifelab.se/). Our research focus lies on the development of new methodologies to enhance the scope of quantitative and qualitative metabolomics-based research to simplify the discovery of disease-specific small molecule biomarkers in human samples (Example literature: Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A. 2013, 110, 4218-4223; Angew. Chem., Int. Ed. 2011, 50, 9739-9742, Bioorg. Med. Chem. Lett. 2017, 27, 3436-3440). Check our publication list for updates. The discovery of these specific early-stage biomarkers is crucial for the future development of disease diagnostics towards personalized treatment. We will utilize techniques at the interface of Chemistry and Biology with a combination of Chemical Biology techniques, Organic Chemistry, analysis of human samples, mass spectrometric analysis of metabolites, and investigation of metabolic pathways. Our team is currently searching for highly motivated and enthusiastic postdoctoral researcher with passion and enthusiasm for science to support our ongoing interdisciplinary research projects.
The selected candidate will perform chemical synthesis of metabolites, metabolite extraction and mass spectrometric analysis of human samples, metabolomics analysis using UPLC-MS/MS techniques for biomarker discovery as well as enzymatic assays. The postdoctoral position will be 100% research.
The applicant must hold a PhD degree and should have expertise in at least three of the following areas: Chemical Biology, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Metabolomics, and mass spectrometric analysis of human samples. Experience in chemical synthesis is preferred but not required. The PhD degree must have been received within three years at the time of employment. In special cases the PhD thesis may have been awarded earlier.
Good written and spoken English skills and the ability to work in a team are required. Personal suitability will receive special attention in the selection process.
Starting Date: The employment will start as soon as possible.
Employment Period: The period of employment is for two years.
Application: The application must be written in English, submitted online and include the following documents:
Salary: Individual salary
Starting date: As soon as possible
Type of employment: Temporary employment
Period of appointment: Two years
Level of employment: 100 %.
For further information about the position/research project/research area please contact:
Associate Professor Daniel Globisch (daniel.globisch@scilifelab.uu.se).
For further information about the employment please contact
Head of department Anders Karlén (anders.karlen@ilk.se)
You are welcome to submit your application through the online applications form no later than 2018-08-19, UFV-PA 2018/2364
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Type of employment | Temporary position |
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Contract type | Full time |
Number of positions | 1 |
Full-time equivalent | 100% |
City | Uppsala |
County | Uppsala län |
Country | Sweden |
Reference number | UFV-PA 2018/2364 |
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Published | 26.Jun.2018 |
Last application date | 19.Aug.2018 11:59 PM CEST |