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    This posting describes a postdoc position available in the group of Michael Hothorn at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, focused on using quantitative biochemistry and structural biology to study how inositol pyrophosphate signaling molecules interact with novel signaling proteins and complexes to control plant development. The successful applicant will have a PhD in biochemistry or structural biology, be less than 12 months post-PhD, have published at least one first-author paper, and be highly motivated with an interest in signal transduction mechanisms. State-of-the-art equipment is available and the position is funded for up to five years starting in spring 2019.

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    This posting describes a postdoc position available in the group of Michael Hothorn at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, focused on using quantitative biochemistry and structural biology to study how inositol pyrophosphate signaling molecules interact with novel signaling proteins and complexes to control plant development. The successful applicant will have a PhD in biochemistry or structural biology, be less than 12 months post-PhD, have published at least one first-author paper, and be highly motivated with an interest in signal transduction mechanisms. State-of-the-art equipment is available and the position is funded for up to five years starting in spring 2019.

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    Hothorn Inositol Poster

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    This posting describes a postdoc position available in the group of Michael Hothorn at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, focused on using quantitative biochemistry and structural biology to study how inositol pyrophosphate signaling molecules interact with novel signaling proteins and complexes to control plant development. The successful applicant will have a PhD in biochemistry or structural biology, be less than 12 months post-PhD, have published at least one first-author paper, and be highly motivated with an interest in signal transduction mechanisms. State-of-the-art equipment is available and the position is funded for up to five years starting in spring 2019.

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    Postdoc position: Structural biology of inositol

    pyrophosphate signal transduction.

    The project
    An ERC consolidator grant funded postdoc position (for up to
    five years, starting salary is 81,300 CHF) is available in the
    P P group of Michael Hothorn at the University of Geneva,
    P
    P Switzerland. The successful candidate will employ
    P P P
    P quantitative biochemistry and structural biology to dissect how
    inositol pyrophosphate signaling molecules interact with novel
    Application deadline: Feb 15, 2019 signaling proteins and protein complexes to control plant
    development.
    Starting date: Spring '19 onwards
    We offer
    Website: http://structplantbio.org
    We are a collaborative, multidisciplinary team interested in
    https://twitter.com/structplantbio
    cell signaling in plants. The group has a strong background in
    Send a single .pdf file containing protein crystallography, quantitative biochemistry, plant
    - 1 page motivation letter genetics and cell biology. State-of-the-art equipment for
    - 1 page summary of past research eukaryotic protein production (insect cell expression), protein
    - 2 page CV including publications purifcation (6xFPLCs, 1xHPLC), biochemical analysis
    - contact details for 2-3 referees
    (2xITCs, SPR, SEC-MALLS) and structural characterization
    to Michael Hothorn (crystallization platform, Talos Arctica) is available in the lab
    michael.hothorn@unige.ch and department. English is the working language of the
    laboratory and institute.
    Project-relevant publications:
    Your profile
    Zhu et al., Two bifunctional inositol
    pyrophosphate kinases/phosphatases
    We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a PhD in
    control plant phosphate homeostasis. biochemistry and/or structural biology. You are less than 12
    bioRxiv, 2018 month post-PhD with a proven track record (one+ first-author
    paper) and a keen interest in signal transduction
    Wild et al., Structural and functional
    characterization of eukaryotic SPX mechanisms. PhD students approaching their thesis defense
    domains as inositol polyphosphate are encouraged to apply. Excellent oral and written
    sensors. Science, 2016 communication skills are required.

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