[3dem] PostDoc in CryoEM of Membrane Repair

[Oliver Daumke]

Dear colleagues,

A two-year PostDoc position according to German pay grade 13, with the 
possibility of extension, is immediately available in my group at the 
Max-Delbrück-Center in Berlin in the area of ‘Structural biology of 
membrane repair’. We study structure and function of membrane-associated 
protein scaffolds; see references below, for some recent examples.

We offer a highly vibrant scientific environment, with state-of-the-art 
infrastructure for structural biology, including setups for cryoEM (in 
house TALOS L120C screening microscope and a Titan Krios, Aquilos 
FIB-SEM, Leica CLEM within a brand new cryoEM facility on our campus) 
and crystallography (robots, plate hotels, regular access to BESSY and 
DESY synchrotrons). Numerous interactions with other structural biology, 
cell biology and biophysical groups on our Campus in Berlin-Buch are 
available.

You should hold a PhD in biochemistry/structural biology or closely 
related areas, and have practical experience in cryo-EM (single particle 
and/or cryo electron tomography).

Please send your application, including a short motivation letter and a 
CV with publications, and further inquiries to 
oliver.daumke at mdc-berlin.de. *
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*References:*

1) Melo et al., Cryo-electron tomography reveals structural insights 
into the membrane binding and remodeling activity of dynamin-like EHDs. 
BioRxiv, 2021.

2) Grunwald et al., Divergent architecture of the heterotrimeric NatC 
complex explains N-terminal acetylation of cognate substrates. Nat Comm 
11:5506, 2020.

3) Faelber et al., Structure and assembly of the mitochondrial membrane 
remodelling GTPase Mgm1. Nature 571:429-433, 2019.
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