任博士后研究員

　　腫瘤細胞活性的控制

　　Kevin Ryan教授

　　www.beatson.gla.ac.uk/kevin_-ryan

　　起薪從31604英鎊至41929英鎊（視經(jīng)驗而定），再加上適當?shù)陌徇w津貼。最初的3年定期合同（可能延長2年）。

　　您是否愿意在一個以人員素質為基礎、以協(xié)作環(huán)境著稱、旨在促進最杰出和最敬業(yè)科學家發(fā)展的研究機構發(fā)展您的科學事業(yè)？許多早期的職業(yè)研究人員已經(jīng)做出了這一決定，目前有100多人受益于我們的優(yōu)秀培訓計劃。

　　英國癌癥研究所（Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute）支持對癌癥發(fā)展分子機制的前沿研究，是歐洲領先的研究機構之一。該研究所提供了卓越的研究環(huán)境，以最先進的核心服務和先進技術為基礎，特別強調成像、代謝組學和體內模型。

　　英文原文：

　　Postdoctoral Research Scientist

　　Control of Cell Viability in Cancer

　　Prof Kevin Ryan

　　www.beatson.gla.ac.uk/kevin_ryan

　　Starting Salary from £31,604 to £41,929 (Depending on experience) plus relocation allowance where appropriate. Initial 3 year fixed term contract (with possibility of up to 2 year extension).

　　Would you like to develop your scientific career in a research institute that is founded on the quality of its people, acknowledged for its collaborative environment and designed to promote the development of the most outstanding and dedicated scientists? Many early career researchers have already made that decision and at present over 100 of them are now benefiting from our excellent training programme.

　　The Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute supports cutting edge research into the molecular mechanisms of cancer development and is one of the leading research institutes in Europe. The Institute provides an outstanding research environment, underpinned by state-of-the-art core services and advanced technologies, with special emphasis on imaging, metabolomics, and in vivo models.

　　Our innovative and ambitious research themes focus on understanding the regulation of the tumour microenvironment and cancer metabolism, in particular:

　　• Intrinsic cancer cell vulnerabilities

　　• Interplay between the tumour microenvironment, metastasis and recurrence

　　• Biology of early disease, aimed at developing a ‘Precision Prevention’ approach

　　The Tumour Cell Death group is a vibrant team which aims to understand how cell viability is controlled during tumour development and in response to cancer therapy. We focus on apoptosis and autophagy – two pathways that control cell viability – and we study both existing and novel factors controlling these pathways. We are interested in the basic molecular mechanisms of apoptosis and autophagy, coupled with the use of in vivo cancer models to understand the impact of these pathways on the establishment, maintenance and spread of cancer. Ultimately, our studies aim to provide insights to both improve existing clinical regimens and to identify novels targets for therapeutic intervention. (Key publications from the group include: Gonzalez et al. Nature 563(7733): 719-723; Sakamaki et al. Mol. Cell 66(4):517-543; Long et al. Mol. Cell 50(3):394-406; Rosenfeldt et al. Nature 504(7479):296-300; Crighton et al. Cell 126(1): 121-134.)

　　Applicants must have a PhD in a relevant field, be ambitious and be driven by scientific curiosity. Existing skills with regard to mammalian cell culture and molecular biology are desired and experience of immunology and/or in vivo cancer models would be an advantage, but is not essential.

　　To find out more about this unique opportunity to establish advanced skills and expertise in this exciting field please contact: Professor Kevin Ryan, k.ryan@beatson.gla.ac.uk

　　The Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute is committed to increase the number of female scientists at this level and encourages female applicants to apply. We have recently introduced a highly attractive maternity policy which provides 12-18 months support and funding for postdocs wishing to take time off to spend with their children.

　　All applications must be made via our website athttp://www.beatson.gla.ac.uk/careers/postdoctoral-fellows/.

　　Closing date for applications is 31st May 2019.

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