TWO MARIE-CURIE EARLY STAGE RESEARCHER POSITIONS AT
IIM-CSIC, Vigo (Spain)
in the field of COMPUTATIONAL SYSTEMS BIOLOGY.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Applications are invited for two Early Stage Researcher Positions in computational systems biology starting in early 2016.
We are looking for people with a recent (obtained during the last 4 years) Master in Engineering, Math or Physics and interest in optimization and control of biological systems. These Marie-Curie positions are an excellent opportunity to perform research and obtain a very good training.
There are 2 positions:
Position ESR6: novel optimization methods for systematic development of dynamic models of biological systems.
Position ESR7: optimal control methods to explain and/or predict structure and operating principles in biochemical pathways.
Duration: 36 months. These Early Stage Reseachers (ESRs) will be hired for 36 months each and will be expected to pursue a PhD. Candidates must be in possession of a relevant Masters degree (or very close to obtaining it) at the time of appointment.
Salary will be in the range of 33-36 k€ gross/year, according to EU regulations (Marie Curie ITN Early Stage Researcher conditions).
Other benefits: the ESRs will be involved in a Marie-Curie network with excellent opportunities for scientific and personal development,
including funding for short stays at top-class research groups in Germany and the UK, plus regular training events and meetings across Europe.
IMPORTANT
Early Stage Researcher means less than 4 years of experience, e.g. PhD student. Geographic mobility and eligibility requirements for Early Stage Researchers apply.
The candidates:
1.- should not have a PhD
2.- should have less than 4 years of research experience
3.- any nationality, *but* must not have resided or carried out their main activity in the country of the host institution (Spain) for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately prior to their recruitment
4.- must have an excellent command of English (Spanish is not mandatory), and interest to
work and do research in the interdisciplinary field of systems biology
FURTHER INFORMATION (including HOW TO APPLY):
https://goo.gl/85Op8t
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