Postdoctoral Researcher In Life Sciences For Df909

.The CNIC Foundation has been conceived to develop research of excellence, competitive and of international relevance in relation to cardiovascular diseases. The Foundation has a research center of 24,000 m2, located in Madrid, with more than 6,000 m2 for laboratories provided with state-of-the-art infrastructure and equipment.FunctionsMandatory RequirementsPhD in Life Science.Valuable RequirementsResearch experience in the field of inherited cardiomyopathies (number of years or fraction and number of techniques will be evaluated).Research experience in mechanobiochemistry and biophysical techniques (number of years or fraction and number of techniques will be evaluated).Experience in recombinant protein production and purification (number of years or fraction and number of techniques will be evaluated).Experience in cellular and molecular biology techniques: DNA and RNA purification, PCR, qPCR, cDNA production, DNA sequencing, minigene and splicing analysis, western blot (number of years or fraction and number of techniques will be evaluated).Experience in cell culture methods (number of years or fraction and number of techniques will be evaluated).Experience in immunohistochemistry and immunocytochemistry techniques (number of years or fraction and number of techniques will be evaluated).InterviewLevel of English will be evaluated during the interview.We OfferJoining a research center with international relevance in science, linked to the public sector and managed by a foundation.Integration in young teams in an environment of scientific excellence.Access to modern infrastructure with the latest technology.Competitive remuneration according to experience and qualification.Immediate incorporation.Selection PlanBy participating in the selection process, the participant agrees that their data appear in the public resolutions of the selection process. Such resolutions (provisional list of admitted and excluded, definitive list of admitted and excluded and resolution of the process) are published on the CNIC website