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Postdoctoral Researcher in Neuromodulation of Feeding

KU LEUVEN · Belgium

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  • Perform independent wet bench and/or computational research in the framework of the project- Supervise PhD and master students- Present project results at local, national and international meetings- Take a lead on writing scientific papers- Assist in writing research projects and grant applications - You have (or will have by the time of appointment) a PhD in Neuroscience, Bioinformatics, Molecular Genetics or a related discipline.- You have a strong publication record to apply for postdoctoral fellowships such as MSCA or EMBO.- You have (basic) expertise in bioinformatics/computational biology, and you are willing to expand that skill.- Previous experience with Drosophila (or other arthropods) is required. - Competitive postdoctoral salary, including healthcare and other benefits.- The position is for 1 year, and can be extended to up to 4 years following positive evaluation. The candidate is expected to apply for competitive postdoctoral fellowships during this period.- A dynamic and international research environment at one of Europe’s leading research universities. For more information please contact Prof. dr. Meet Zandawala, mail: meet.zandawala@kuleuven.be .

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