to study cellular stress responses, proteostasis or projects on autophagy within the new ERC Consolidator Grant autoxitus. The position is to be filled as soon as possible and originally limited to 2 years with the option of extension.
We aim to understand how cells respond to stress, using biochemical, cell biology and/or omics approaches. Some of our main research questions are on the mitochondrial unfolded protein response , mitophagy and mitochondrial import and folding , cytosolic stress responses , and stress in the context of different diseases . We aim to understand how cell responses work on a molecular and global level and what are its roles in aging and disease.
We are looking for outstanding and ambitious scientists with interdisciplinary experience and a PhD degree in life sciences. Candidates should have an extensive background in one of the following disciplines: cell biology, biochemistry, proteomics, genetics, and/or advanced microscopy.a job full of variety in an in interdisciplinary and international team that is driven to do cutting-edge research.
The University is committed to gender equality and therefore strongly encourages women to apply. People with disabilities are given priority, if they are equally qualified. In the summer of 2005, Goethe University was awarded the basic certificate for the family-friendly university audit. Great importance is attached to the family-friendly organization of university work contexts. Career re-entry after parental leave is encouraged.
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