The Chronic Lymphoid Leukemia Research Laboratory (iLLC) of the Institut Pasteur de Montevideo, calls for applicants to fill the position of postdoctoral researcher, 40 hours per week, within the framework of an ANII scholarship.
Training accomplished
We orient the search to people with a doctorate completed in the area of hematology-oncology. It is a requirement to have at least one first-author article in international peer-reviewed journals.
Experience
Experience in flow cytometry, cell culture and molecular biology, as well as knowledge in the area of bioinformatics, will be considered appropriate, but not exclusive.
Responsibilities
The selected person will lead a project focused on the study of gene mutations involved in tumor progression and refractoriness to treatment in Chronic Lymphoid Leukemia. This project aims to continue the line of work published in 2021 in the magazine Blood.
Remuneration
ANII postdoctoral scholarship.
Duration
The ANII post-doctoral scholarship lasts for two years, with the possibility of extending the position for two additional years, with competitive institutional financing.
The applicant can be of foreign or Uruguayan nationality (with at least 3 years abroad). In the case of applicants of Uruguayan nationality, they may be residing abroad or have returned to Uruguay less than 1 year ago.
We invite interested people to apply through this link and attach the following documents in pdf format:
a) Abbreviated CV with the following information:
- Personal data
- Academic training
- Scientific work background
- Main publications
- Oral presentations at conferences
- Scientific awards and/or scholarships
b) Motivation letter
Deadline: Friday, 1st July, 2022.
In the event of any inconvenience that arises when completing the application form, we appreciate the sending of an email to the address: llamados@pasteur.edu.uy
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