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OPTIMIZATION & CONTROL of BIO-SYSTEMS -- Two open PhD MARIE-CURIE POSITIONS
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jr banga
Oct 6, 2015, 7:08:10 AM10/6/15
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TWO MARIE-CURIE EARLY STAGE RESEARCHER POSITIONS AT
IIM-CSIC (Spanish Council for Scientific Research), Vigo (Spain) in
the field of COMPUTATIONAL SYSTEMS BIOLOGY.
https://goo.gl/85Op8t
JOB DESCRIPTION
Applications are invited for two Early Stage Researcher Positions in
computational systems biology under the supervision of Prof. Julio R.
Banga, IIM-CSIC (Spain), starting in early 2016.
Position ESR6: novel optimization methods for systematic development of dynamic models of biological systems.
Position ESR7: optimal control methods to explain and/or predict structure and operating principles in biochemical pathways.
Duration: 36 months. These Early Stage Reseachers (ESRs) will be hired
for 36 months each and will be expected to pursue a PhD. Candidates
must be in possession of a relevant Masters degree (or very close to
obtaining it) at the time of appointment.
Salary will be in the range of 33-36 k EURO gross/year, according
to EU regulations (Marie Curie ITN Early Stage Researcher conditions).
Other benefits: the ESRs will be involved in a Marie-Curie network with
excellent opportunities for scientific and personal development,
including funding for short stays at top-class research groups in Germany and the
UK, plus regular training events and meetings across Europe.
FURTHER INFORMATION (including HOW TO APPLY):
https://goo.gl/85Op8t
IIM-CSIC (Spanish Council for Scientific Research), Vigo (Spain) in
the field of COMPUTATIONAL SYSTEMS BIOLOGY.
https://goo.gl/85Op8t
JOB DESCRIPTION
Applications are invited for two Early Stage Researcher Positions in
computational systems biology under the supervision of Prof. Julio R.
Banga, IIM-CSIC (Spain), starting in early 2016.
Position ESR6: novel optimization methods for systematic development of dynamic models of biological systems.
Position ESR7: optimal control methods to explain and/or predict structure and operating principles in biochemical pathways.
Duration: 36 months. These Early Stage Reseachers (ESRs) will be hired
for 36 months each and will be expected to pursue a PhD. Candidates
must be in possession of a relevant Masters degree (or very close to
obtaining it) at the time of appointment.
Salary will be in the range of 33-36 k EURO gross/year, according
to EU regulations (Marie Curie ITN Early Stage Researcher conditions).
Other benefits: the ESRs will be involved in a Marie-Curie network with
excellent opportunities for scientific and personal development,
including funding for short stays at top-class research groups in Germany and the
UK, plus regular training events and meetings across Europe.
FURTHER INFORMATION (including HOW TO APPLY):
https://goo.gl/85Op8t
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