Dear All,

There is a position available for a post-doctoral researcher to work with Dr Matt Higgins in the Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford, on the structural biology and biochemistry of cell surface proteins from the malaria parasite. This will involve the production and characterisation of proteins, the development of interaction assays and structural analysis by protein crystallography and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Experience in NMR and/or crystallography would be of great benefit.

Applicants should possess a doctorate in Structural Biology or Biophysics and should ideally have experience in protein production and the analysis of protein-protein interactions through biophysical and structural methods.

The post is funded by a Medical Research Council project grant and is available for up to 36 months in the first instance.

This position is graded on the University' Grade 7 pay scale, for which the salary range is 28,983 - 35,646 per annum. The actual starting salary offered will be based on qualifications and relevant skills acquired and will also be determined by the funding available.

For further general information, an application cover sheet and other application requirements please visit the Departmental website http://www.bioch.ox.ac.uk/jobs/instructions.html or phone (01865) 613204, quoting the reference number below

Applications, including three copies of the completed application cover sheet and recruitment monitoring form, three copies of a detailed CV, the names and addresses of two referees, (one of whom must be the current or most recent employer), and three copies of a letter setting out, with examples, how you meet the selection criteria for the post, should be sent to:

        The Deputy Administrator
        Department of Biochemistry
        University of Oxford
        South Parks Road
        Oxford
        OX1 3QU

Please quote reference number: BR/441

The closing date for applications is Tuesday, 24th August 2010

Please send any informal enquiries to Matt at mk...@cam.ac.uk.

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