Translational Oncology
PhD Student
The
National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) Heidelberg offers a highly interactive
and collaborative scientific environment with a strong focus on translational
cancer research. The laboratory of Prof. Stefan Fröhling in the Department of
Translational Oncology is interested in the molecular pathogenesis of epithelial
and hematopoietic malignancies, with the ultimate goal to identify novel
therapeutic targets. Specific projects include the identification of essential
proteins and signaling pathways in Cancers dependent on mutant KRAS, the most
commonly mutated human oncogene, and the identification of genetic
vulnerabilites in epithelial Cancers and acute myeloid leukemia using
functional genomics screens. Applicants should submit the following materials:
CV, letter of motivation including expected availability date, complete list of
publications, certificates, 2-3 references.
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University degree in biology, biochemistry, genetics, or a related field
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High motivation and strong interest in Cancer biology
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Strong laboratory and analytical skills
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Experience in molecular biology, protein biochemistry, Cancer genetics, or
functional genetic approaches
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Very good command of English
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Enthusiasm for working in an ambitious, multidisciplinary research group
As
soon as possible
The position is limited for 3 years.
Last Date December 12, 2012
Announcement: Ph.D.
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