Research Fellow positions are available in the laboratory of malaria parasite biology at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
1. Erythrocyte signalling during Plasmodium falciparum merozoite invasion.
The project will focus on establishing the erythrocyte signalling cascade activated during the ligand-receptor interaction and aims to identify critical erythrocyte proteins involved in signalling. The project aims to develop a more tractable system to directly investigate erythrocyte signalling molecules during merozoite invasion.
Requirements:
• PhD in Biosciences or related fields
• Strong background in biochemistry and cell signalling transduction
• Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills
• Strong interpersonal skills for collaborative working, to be self-motivated, well organised and focused
• PhD in Biosciences or related fields
• Strong background in biochemistry and cell signalling transduction
• Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills
• Strong interpersonal skills for collaborative working, to be self-motivated, well organised and focused
The suitable candidate will be initially offered a one year contract. This is renewable for up to three years in duration. Please include code “MOERF” in the email subject header in the application for the above position.
2. A comprehensive survey of the interactome inside the cytoplasm of red blood cell infected by Plasmodium parasite
The project will focus on the identification of critical molecules involved in host cell remodelling of the erythrocyte during the maturation of the malaria parasite in the host cell. In particular, the interactions of host cell-parasite proteins are to validated and assessed for functional importance using both biochemical as well as genetic tools.
Requirements:
• PhD in Biosciences or Computational Biology
• Strong background in Computational Biology if PhD is not in related subject
• Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills
• Strong interpersonal skills for collaborative working, to be self-motivated, well organised and focused
• PhD in Biosciences or Computational Biology
• Strong background in Computational Biology if PhD is not in related subject
• Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills
• Strong interpersonal skills for collaborative working, to be self-motivated, well organised and focused
The suitable candidate will be offered a one year contract. This is renewable for up to four years in duration. Please include code “NMRCRF” in the email subject header in the application for the above position.
For informal discussion on the above positions, please contact Prof Peter Preiser, Email: prpreiser@ntu.edu.sg
Complete application inclusive of curriculum vitae, cover letter and two references should be sent via email to Jenny Low (Administrator), Email: jennylow@ntu.edu.sg…
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