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Postdoc position and deputy director of genome center in SUSTC, Shenzhen, China
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Multiple postdoctoral positions are available in Dr. Jiankui He’s laboratory in South University of Science and Technology of China (SUSTC). Dr. He is building up the Genome Center at SUSTC, with the most advanced high throughput sequencers such as Illumina Hiseq, Miseq, Ion Torrent and Roche 454. We are initiating an international collaborative study “The International Human Immunome Project”. The International Human Immunome Project aims to sequence the immune repertoire of 10,000 patients and identify disease-specific T or B cell receptor sequences for 100 diseases such as cancers, autoimmune diseases, infectious diseases and other immune related diseases.
Position A:candidates should have research experience in immunology, preferably, B cells and T cells.
Position B: candidates should have research experience in cancer biology, preferably, tumor immunology.
Position C: candidates should have extensive research experience in high throughput sequencing.
The salary for these positions is 180,000 RMB per year. Contract is renewable. Candidates has previous postdoc research experience are able to consider for research scientist position.
All candidates should have a PH.D degree in biology-related field and good record of publications. Send CV, three reference letters and copies of publication to: [email protected]. To learn about our lab, please visit www.sustc-genome.org or www.stanford.edu/~jiankui
SUSTC is a public institution funded by the municipal of Shenzhen, a special economic zone city in southern China. The University receives full financial support from the municipal. Set on five hundred acres of wooded landscape in the picturesque Nanshan (South Mountain) area, the new campus whose first phase will be ready for commission in June, 2012 offers an idyllic environment suitable for learning and scholarship. SUSTC engages in basic and problem-solving research of lasting impact to benefit society and mankind.
Deputy director of Genome Center
Details of this position is available in Chinese in www.stanford.edu/~jiankui
Multiple postdoctoral positions are available in Dr. Jiankui He’s laboratory in South University of Science and Technology of China (SUSTC). Dr. He is building up the Genome Center at SUSTC, with the most advanced high throughput sequencers such as Illumina Hiseq, Miseq, Ion Torrent and Roche 454. We are initiating an international collaborative study “The International Human Immunome Project”. The International Human Immunome Project aims to sequence the immune repertoire of 10,000 patients and identify disease-specific T or B cell receptor sequences for 100 diseases such as cancers, autoimmune diseases, infectious diseases and other immune related diseases.
Position A:candidates should have research experience in immunology, preferably, B cells and T cells.
Position B: candidates should have research experience in cancer biology, preferably, tumor immunology.
Position C: candidates should have extensive research experience in high throughput sequencing.
The salary for these positions is 180,000 RMB per year. Contract is renewable. Candidates has previous postdoc research experience are able to consider for research scientist position.
All candidates should have a PH.D degree in biology-related field and good record of publications. Send CV, three reference letters and copies of publication to: [email protected]. To learn about our lab, please visit www.sustc-genome.org or www.stanford.edu/~jiankui
SUSTC is a public institution funded by the municipal of Shenzhen, a special economic zone city in southern China. The University receives full financial support from the municipal. Set on five hundred acres of wooded landscape in the picturesque Nanshan (South Mountain) area, the new campus whose first phase will be ready for commission in June, 2012 offers an idyllic environment suitable for learning and scholarship. SUSTC engages in basic and problem-solving research of lasting impact to benefit society and mankind.
Deputy director of Genome Center
Details of this position is available in Chinese in www.stanford.edu/~jiankui
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