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demande de formation pour M1.M2 - Formation Initiale : Master

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Assistant Professor in Biochemistry (Tenure Track) - Formation Initiale : DUT

The University of Zürich invites applications for a position as


Assistant Professor in Biochemistry (Tenure Track)

beginning August 1, 2010



The University of Zürich is committed to further strengthening its research
efforts in protein science. It ranks among Europe's leading institutions in the Life
Sciences and provides a stimulating and attractive environment for
interdisciplinary research at the highest international level. Creative researchers
with a proven track record in using advanced quantitative biochemical and/or
biophysical techniques, possibly in a cellular context, are encouraged to apply.
Areas of particular interest are the investigation of large biomolecular
assemblies, membrane proteins, quantitative aspects of cell biology and
regulatory processes, or other innovative approaches to study important
biological problems at the molecular and structural level. The position will be
accompanied with an attractive startup package, including a competitive salary,
positions, consumables and equipment. Tenure evaluation is after 6 years.

The Institute of Biochemistry is located on the Irchel campus, where most of the
biological and physical science Institutes of the University provide an
international and competitive interdisciplinary research environment and state-
of-the-art research facilities. Nearby are the science Departments of the ETH
Zürich and the Paul-Scherrer-Institute, which houses the newly established
synchrotron Swiss Light Source for structural studies of biomolecules. Strong
ties in research and teaching are in place between corresponding departments
of the University and the ETH Zürich. Particularly, a National Center of
Competence in Research in Structural Biology was established in Zürich to
make it one of European Centers in structural biology and related areas and a
joint graduate school in the life sciences that allows the recruitment of Ph.D
students on an international level is in place. Ideally, the successful candidate
would further strengthen existing research programs at the University of Zurich
such as systems biology/functional genomics, neurosciences, molecular
medicine, integrative human physiology or cardiovascular sciences. The
appointment will be both with the Medical Faculty and the Faculty of Science.

The new professor will be expected to contribute to teaching of Biochemistry in
either German or English.

For further information please see the website http://www.bioc.uzh.ch or contact
the President of the Search Committee, Prof. Dr. H. U. Zeilhofer, University of
Zürich, Winterthurerstr. 190, CH-8057 Zürich (Zeilhofer@pharma.uzh.ch) or
Prof. Dr. A. Plückthun, University of Zürich, Winterthurerstr. 190, CH-8057
Zurich (plueckthun@bioc.uzh.ch).

Please send the applications (in duplicate) to the Dean’s Office, Search
Committee, Pestalozzistr. 3, CH-8091 Zürich no later than March 15, 2009.

Applicants should follow the instructions outlined in the "Guidelines for
submission of applications", available on the website of the Medical Faculty of
the University of Zurich:
http://www.med.uzh.ch/FormulareundRichtlinien/Bewerbung.html

Formation sur les interactions biomoléculaires par résonance plasmonique de surface (SPR): Technologie biacore - Formation Continue

Fc-3Bio et l'IBCP organisent une formation biacore les 20&21 janvier 2009 à Lyon. L'ensemble des informations concernant cette formation animée par le Pr S. Ricard-Blum est accessible sur le lien: http://fc3bio.ibcp.fr/doku.php/formations:biochimie:form-07p02

Formation sur la recherche d'information à partir de séquences protéiques - Formation Continue

L'IBCP et Fc-3Bio organisent une formation en bio-informatique dédiée à l'analyse de séquences protéiques. Cette formation animée par le Dr. C. Combet se déroule les 12 et 13 mars à Lyon : http://fc3bio.ibcp.fr/doku.php/formations:bio_info:form-06p08

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