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preparation protocols for NGS and Oxford Nanopore sequencing, organising, recording and overseeing the handling of biological samples, performing preliminary analysis and interpretation of sequencing data
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The International Institute of Molecular Mechanisms and Machines Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland | about 2 months ago
, protein biochemistry, quantitative proteomics, and functional genomics to investigate transcriptional regulation across multiple spatial and molecular scales. The project encompasses three interconnected
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preparation protocols for NGS and Oxford Nanopore sequencing, organising, recording and overseeing the handling of biological samples, performing preliminary analysis and interpretation of sequencing data
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at IPC PAS/ICTER provides an international and interdisciplinary research environment with close links to genomics, single-cell sequencing, molecular biology, biotechnology, and bioinformatics. The project
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, whichever manner of accounting for career breaks is preferable. For researchers with multiple PhDs, the date of the first PhD award is deemed the reference date. Experience in biotechnological, analytical
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and references, Proficiency in molecular biology and biochemistry techniques, including mammalian cell culture, cloning, Western blotting, qPCR, and library preparation; familiarity with sequencing
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biochemistry, next-generation sequencing, bioinformatics, and expression analyses. We are currently seeking a Postdoc Scientist to support the dynamic team in experimental work in the awarded grant OPUS29
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microscopy system equipped with a SPAD array detector and an adaptive optics setup. Scope of tasks: Experimental work: participation in the construction, calibration, and alignment of the innovative
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scientific profile of the Department, experience working with genetic material, tissue material, microbiological material, including gene expression analysis, creating libraries for DNA sequencing, Western
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of animal material (e.g., electron microscopy, molecular analyses, in-vitro cell and tissue cultures, NGS sequencing); • experience in obtaining funding (e.g., grants from the National Science Centre