Research Associate in Tyrosine phosphatases Regulate Cell Signalling Project – King’s College London

Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine at the King’s College London, seeking a Research Associate for the tyrosine phosphatases regulate cell signalling project.

Project Information

The designated researcher will concentrate on putative phosphatases that have been shown to control actin dynamics when the poxvirus vaccine is present. What are the main interactors of these phosphatases, how do they detect substrates, and what effects do they have on the dynamics and outputs of signalling? Contextualising these results in uninfected cells and, with a collaborator’s assistance, in additional viral infections is the overarching objective. Utilising and expanding upon a vaccine virus-based signalling platform, the chosen researcher will also make use of state-of-the-art optogenetics and molecular counting instruments in the lab. Although not required, prior knowledge of biochemistry, microscopy, cell signalling, or phosphatase biology is preferred.

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Requirements

  1. PhD qualified in relevant subject area*
  2. Strong track record in a key subject area such as cell signalling, cytoskeleton or similar
  3. Excellent experimental skills and strong ability to lead project design and management
  4. Enthusiasm for the research questions being addressed in the lab
  5. Strong communication skills both in writing and for oral presentation
  6. Collegiality and ability to work well in a research team
  7. Ability to work independently, take initiative, learn new skills and troubleshoot technical problems
  8. Scientific rigor and integrity, and good practice in health and safety procedures

Deadline and Application

The deadline for the application is on 24 November 2024. For more details and application, visit the official website.


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