Marie-Curie Early Stage Researcher position in Palaeoproteomics

Emplois, bourses, prix
 

2020
Leipzig  - Department of Human Evolution at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology

 

In the Department of Human Evolution, palaeoanthropological research is conducted within a multidisciplinary environment involving biological anthropologists, Palaeolithic archaeologists, archaeological scientists, and geochronologists. More information about the Department can be found on our website. The ESR position builds on existing expertise within the department on the analysis of ancient proteomics to address questions of relevance in palaeoanthropology and archaeology. In particular, we are looking for highly motivated applicants with an interest in combining palaeoanthropology, archaeological sciences, and zooarchaeology.

 

Key tasks
- Sample selection and ancient protein extraction;
- Protein data analysis, including quantification of damage and assigning taxonomic species  
   identity.
- Acquire in-depth knowledge of DIA mass spectrometry data acquisition and associated  
  bioinformatics.
- Integration of palaeproteomic data with existing chronological, environmental, and zooarchaeological datasets for the analyzed archaeological assemblages.

 

Qualifications profile
- Completed university degree (Ma/MSc) in archaeology, anthropology, or related disciplines. A
  background in the archaeological sciences, particularly peptide mass fingerprinting or
  proteomics, or zooarchaeology is highly desirable.
- Ability to work collaboratively and independently in relation to multi-disciplinary research
  teams.
- Experience with bioinformatics and molecular/evolutionary biology is preferable.
- Proficiency in English.

 

Plus d'infos
Contact
Dr. Frido Welker
frido_welker at eva.mpg.de

 

Applications before  June 14th 2020

 

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