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Assistant professor (post-doc) at the Biologically Active Metallopeptides Research Group at the Faculty of Chemistry

University of Wroclaw · Poland

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University of Wroclaw invites applications for the position of assistant professor (post-doc) at the Biologically Active Metallopeptides Research Group at the Faculty of Chemistry

No 81.2026.NCN.ZBAM.WCH.MR of 28.09 .2026

Institute/Department: Biologically Active Metallopeptides Research Group

Position: assistant professor (post-doc)

Type of position: research

  • in research discipline: exact and natural sciences
  • in research field: chemical sciences

Vacancies/positions: 1

Type of contract: full time

Application deadline: November 8, 2026

Estimated date of the contest settlement: November 2026

Envisaged job starting date: December 2026

Period of employment: fixed-term, 12 months

Salary: 140 000 PLN/year

The competition is open to each candidate who meets the requirements set out in the Higher Education and Science Act of July 20th 2018 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 1668 as amended) and the Statute of University of Wroclaw.

PROJEKT SNSF MAPS Project IZ11Z0_230668

„Magic bullet gels: unleashing antimicrobial peptide metal complexes”

Requirements

The candidate is required to have:

  • Holding a PhD degree in the discipline of chemical sciences, obtained no earlier than 2019.
  • Experience in conducting interdisciplinary research, with particular emphasis on coordination chemistry, especially in the context of interactions between metal ions and biomolecules, documented by a significant publication record in indexed international scientific journals, with a substantial authorship contribution (first author or corresponding author).
  • Documented experience in the use of analytical methods to characterize metal-peptide complexes. Special emphasis is given to experience in NMR spectroscopy in studies of paramagnetic and diamagnetic metal-peptide complexes. Experience in studying metal-peptide complexes via potentiometry, UV–Vis, CD and EPR spectroscopy is highly desired.
  • Proficient command of English enabling independent use of scientific literature, preparation of scientific articles, presentation of results and communication in an academic environment (minimum level B2).
  • Experience in supervising students and/or doctoral candidates.
  • Participation in national and international conferences.

Responsibities

  • Carrying out research as part of the SNSF MAPS project in a research team.
  • Determining NMR solution structures of rhenium–peptide complexes with antimicrobial activity.
  • Participation in scientific meetings, seminars, preparation of scientific publications, and active participation in international scientific conferences and other scientific trips.
  • Preparation of reports and manuscripts of scientific publications.
  • Supervision and mentoring of undergraduate and PhD students involved in the research project.
  • Basic maintenance and care of research equipment owned by the group.

The application for the competition should include

  • Personal questionnaire (download Personal questionnaire ).
  • Curriculum vitae with information on the course of professional work.
  • Photocopy(s) of a doctoral diploma.
  • Statement that the University of Wroclaw will be the primary place of work in the case of winning the competition (download Workplace Statement ).
  • Declaration of the discipline in which the candidate will conduct research and in the case of people conducting research in more than one discipline the percentage of their involvement in each of these disciplines (download Declaration of scientific discipline ).
  • Self-presentation (information about scientific, organizational, and other achievements).
  • List scientific publications in the last ten years.
  • Electronic versions of the two most important publications that the candidate considers representative of his or her scientific achievements or an explanation of the lack of them.
  • Application for employment addressed to HM Rector.
  • Declaration – article 113 the Law on Higher Education and Science (download Declaration – Article 113 ).

If you provide us with data voluntarily in your application other than what is necessary for you to participate in the recruitment procedure, we ask for your consent to their processing, which may read:

  • in the case of ordinary data: ‘I consent to the processing of my personal data contained in (e.g. CV, cover letter or other attached documents) by the University of Wroclaw in the recruitment process for the position…’
  • for special categories of data: ‘I consent to the processing of the special categories of my data referred to in Article 9(1) of the GDPR contained in (e.g. CV, motivation letter or other attached documents) by the University of Wroclaw in the recruitment process for the position…’’

All the documents should be send only in an electronic form to the following address: praca@uwr.edu.pl with the subject of the message: "assistant professor post-doc .81.ZBAM.WCH.MR " .

Additional information:

  • The University of Wrocław reserves the right to contact only selected candidates.
  • Selected candidates may be required to undergo an interview by means of electronic communication allowing audio and video transmission.
  • The University of Wrocław reserves the right to close the competition without selecting a candidate.
  • The University of Wrocław reserves the right to cancel the competition.
  • The University of Wrocław does not provide housing.

Information clause for persons participating in the recruitment process: https://hr.uwr.edu.pl/en/information-clause-for-persons-participating-i…

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