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ACAD107894

University of Bristol, Bristol

ACAD107894

£38249-£44128

University of Bristol, Bristol

  • Full time
  • Permanent
  • Onsite working

Posted 1 week ago, 2 Apr | Get your application in now before you're too late!

Closing date: Closing date not specified

job Ref: 65a44477df9a41b8ac064686b95857e3

Full Job Description

A post-doctoral position is available to develop new peptides and proteins to manipulate, target and probe the mechanisms that underpin intracellular transport by microtubule motors. This BBSRC-funded post is available for 4 years. It is in the protein design laboratory of Prof Dek Woolfson (Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Bristol), and in collaboration with Prof Mark Dodding's molecular cell biology lab at the School of Biochemistry. The appointed post-doc would design de novo peptides and proteins using a combination of rational design and computational design and protein biochemistry.

The position would be suited to a talented and ambitious early career researcher with an interest in applying de protein design in cell biology. Essential skills for the role include experience with the design or engineering and production of natural or de novo proteins; and the biophysical or structural characterisation of proteins. Experience in computational protein design would be an advantage; however, neither of these are essential skills for applicants at this stage, and we encourage applicants with an interest in intracellular transport who have a demonstrable interest in engaging with new and emerging protein design approaches.

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