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AMBER Postdoctoral Fellowship: Next generation vitrification workflows for cryo-ET - Enabling high-throughput cryo-imaging across the microbial tree of life at EMBL - ApplyBlast

AMBER Postdoctoral Fellowship: Next generation vitrification workflows for cryo-ET - Enabling high-throughput cryo-imaging across the microbial tree of life

EMBL

4 months ago

4.5 on Glassdoor

Grenoble, France

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

This post-doctoral researcher position within the EU-funded AMBER project focuses on developing next-generation sample preparation workflows for cryo-electron tomography. The role involves integrating microfluidic encapsulation with jet vitrification and cryo-FIB/ET imaging to enable high-throughput processing of diverse microbial species. Candidates will work to solve bottlenecks in current methodologies, allowing comparative studies of cellular architecture at scale.

Responsibilities

Develop next-generation sample preparation workflows for cryo-electron tomography
Integrate microfluidic encapsulation with jet vitrification techniques
Enable multiplexed preparation of different samples on a single EM grid
Standardize vitrification across diverse microbial species
Conduct comparative studies of cellular architecture at scale

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in relevant fieldPeer-reviewed publicationCEFR B2 English proficiency

About EMBL

embl.org

Headquarters

Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1974

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With support from more than 30 countries, laboratories at six locations across Europe and thousands of scientists and engineers working together, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory is a powerhouse of biological expertise. The intergovernmental organisation, headquartered in Heidelberg, was founded in 1974 with the mission of promoting molecular biology research in Europe, training young scientists, and developing new technologies.