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A 24-month postdoctoral fellowship is available at the ArchaeOBiomics laboratory at the University of Turin.

The ArchaeOBiomics Laboratory at the Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology of the University of Turin (Italy) is seeking a passionate, highly motivated and well qualified postdoctoral researcher in palaeoproteomics. The post holder will work in the framework of the project “AviArch: Avifauna in Archaeoecological networks” funded by the European Research Council (Consolidator Grant). The successful candidate will develop palaeoproteomic approaches for the study of human-environment interactions in the past, with a focus on avian remains. They will be part of the supportive biomolecular archaeology group in Turin, working closely with a team of zooarchaeologists and digital archaeologists at the Universities of Copenhagen and Pisa.

Please email a brief expression of interest and CV to Beatrice Demarchi (PI) at Beatrice Demarchi (PI) all'indirizzo beatrice.demarchiunito.it and Lisa Yeomans (CoI) at zhr605hum.ku.dk before the 12th of April.

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Announcement published on 08/04/24

At Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (NY, USA) the Cifani Laboratory is looking for a postdoctoral fellow position.

The Cifani Lab at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory seeks a curious, creative, and passionate Postdoctoral Fellow with a strong background in mass spectrometry-based proteomics to lead a project focusing on methods to measure non-canonical post-translational modification and on defining their functional role in cancer and normal cell homeostasis. In addition, the postdoctoral fellow will participate in other research programs in the lab (single-cell proteomics and protein interaction profiling) and in collaborative projects within the CSHL Cancer Center, CSHL at large, and partner institutions.

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Announcement published on 20/02/24

One 12-months position available at Univeristy of Torino for postdoctoral or predoctoral researcher (assegno di ricerca) to work on the analysis of archeological samples by mass spectrometry.

There are no requirements on disciplinary background, but hands-on experience with mass spectrometry is essential, preferably with sample extraction and purification and data analysis for proteomics and/or metabolomics.
The successful candidate will work across two research groups at the University of Torino (Prof Beatrice Demarchi/ArchaeoBiomics at the Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology & Prof Federica Dal Bello/Open Lab Mass Spectrometry at the Department of Molecular Biotechnology and Health Sciences) and will be in charge of an exciting interdisciplinarity project looking at diet and disease in Bronze Age sites (Terramare) led by prof. Claudio Cavazzuti (University of Bologna).
Training and support will be provided and opportunities for professional development within our research groups will be explored.

For this position, interested parties can contact:
Prof. Federica Dal Bello: federica.dalbellounito.it

Announcement published on 24/10/23

15 PhD POSITIONS within the HORIZON / Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions. MSCA Doctoral Networks IN2AQUAS envolving the Univerity of Turin

A call for 15 PhD positions is open within the context of the recently granted MSCA Doctoral Network (DN/JD) project “Human footprint on water from remote cold areas to the tropical belt. INtegrated Approach TO secure water QUAlity by exploiting Sustainable processes'' (IN2AQUAS), inside a wide consortium involving 10-degree awarding universities, 4 national research centers, 1 associated university, 4 companies and a highly qualified mindfulness-in-the-workplace facilitator. Collaboration within the network is strongly encouraged.
The 15 PhD positions as Doctorate Candidates (DC1 to DC15) are open to applicants of all nationalities, with the limitation that at the time of recruitment, researchers must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work and/or studies) in the country of enrolment for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately prior to the date of enrolment. The applicants must not have been awarded a doctoral degree at the time of recruitment. deadline on October 16th, 2023.

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Announcement published on 11/10/23

An annual research grant, renewable for three years, is available at the Mario Negri Institute for Pharmacological Research IRCCS (Milan).

We are looking for a graduate in scientific disciplines with a possible PhD to be included in the Protein and Metabolic Bioindicators Unit.
The unit studies the phenotypic complexity of diseases using metabolomics/proteomics strategies based on mass spectrometry integrated with computational and bioinformatics techniques for the processing and integration of the obtained data.

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Announcement published on 17/03/23