jueves, 4 de noviembre de 2010

[OFER-TRABEC] NAC: Predoctoral fellowship application

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Institución:IDIBELL
Contacto correo-e:mapujana@iconcologia.net
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Predoctoral Fellowship in Biomedicine

We seek for an excellent and highly motivated student for an application to an IDIBELL predoctoral fellowship (the applications are open in November and decisions will be taken December'10-January'11)

We request a student:
- Highly motivated for research
- Fluent in English
- With good graduate qualifications (more than 2.0 over 4)

We offer:
- A competitive research project focused on the genetic basis and molecular mechanisms influencing breast cancer development and progression
- Excellent scientific environment at Bellvitge Institute for Biomedical Research (IDIBELL, L'Hospitalet, Barcelona)

Candidates should send a CV, a motivation letter and references to Dr. Miguel Angel Pujana (mapujana@iconcologia.net)


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Información complementaria de la oferta:
Over the past decades a tremendous progress has been achieved in understanding the genetic and molecular causes of cancer. Despite this success, many fundamental biological questions remain unsolved. In addition to study cancer genes or proteins individually, it is also important to understand how cancer genes and proteins function together and how their cellular networks are affected in or contribute to cellular transformation. Our research group is developing and applying experimental bioinformatic approaches to better understand molecular networks involved in breast cancer.

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