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3 POSTDOC calls to join our lab on EvoDevoGenomics in BARCELONA

Posted by , on 28 December 2019

Closing Date: 15 March 2021

We are seeking EVODEVO POSTDOC candidates to apply any of the 3 currently open calls to join our lab in BARCELONA.

Our lab studies the chordate model Oikopleura dioica to better the impact of gene loss on the evolution of mechanisms of development and gene regulatory networks, with special interest in heart and muscle development. Click here for a tour “A day in our lab” posted in The Node

We have also engaged a new EcoEvoDevo line investigating if the developmental mechanisms of marine embryos are ready to respond to climate change, including biotoxins derived from algal blooms. Click here for a tour on this new EcoEvoDevo adventure.

Our approaches include single-cell RNAseq, Embryo microinjection, RNAi, Confocal-Microscopy, Bioinformatics and soon CRISPR

Currently there are 3 open calls.

-> CALL 1: Beatriu de Pinos. 3 year-postdoc + starting grant. Deadline: February 3rd 2020. Requirement: to have defended the PhD within the period January 1st 2012 – December 31st 2017; 2-years of postdoctoral experience; less than 12 months living in Spain the last 3 years.

-> CALL 2: Juan de la Cierva – “Training”. 2 year-postdoc. Deadline: January 22nd 2020. Requirement: to have defended the PhD within the period January 1st 2018 – December 31st 2019.

-> CALL 3: Juan de la Cierva – “Incorporation”. 2 year-postdoc. Deadline: January 21st 2020. Requirement: to have defended the PhD within the period January 1st 2015 – December 31st 2017.

CONTACT: Interested candidates, please send an email to Cristian Cañestro (canestro@ub.edu) ASAP, including a brief letter of interest, a brief CV, including list of publications with their impact factor and quartile, and technical skills (specially those related with our approaches) all together in ONE single pdf file.

More info please visit our web: http://goo.gl/0ZaDm0

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