Department of Molecular Genetics
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Transcriptional sensitivity to nuclear mechanical outputs in muscle fibres.
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The lab studies how mechanical inputs applied on the nucleus affect chromatin organization and transcription in muscle fibres in vivo. For our studies we use Drosophila larval muscles as a model which is sensitive to mechanical inputs, and in addition is amenable genetically, and enables live imaging at high resolution. A genomic analysis using the DamId methodology has been performed to uncover the binding profile of RNA-Pol II, Polycomb and HP1 in a mutant in which the transduction of mechanical inputs into the nuclei is impaired. The project involves the analysis of these profiles and further revealing their functional significance. The work involves molecular studies as well as high resolution imaging.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
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Size and growth control in neurons and other large cells - do cells sense their own size and how can they do that?
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Size matters, especially in neurons. Differentiated cells in higher eukaryotes exhibit a wide variety of shapes and sizes, while maintaining defined size ranges within cell subtypes. How do they do that? Genome expression must be matched to different cell sizes, with rapidly growing cells likely requiring higher transcriptional and translational output than cells in slow growth or maintenance phase. Neurons exhibit the greatest size differences of any class of cells, with process lengths ranging from a few microns in central interneurons to a meter in human peripheral neurons, and even longer in larger mammals. We are working on mechanisms of cell length and size sensing in neurons and other large cells, and how these mechanisms control growth and regeneration. People can integrate to a range of projects within this theme. For general information on our research please see the group home page at http://www.weizmann.ac.il/Biomolecular_Sciences/Fainzilber/ . Please note that research in our group requires work in animal models (mice, rats).
Position available from March 1, 2021
Department of Particle Physics and Astrophysics
Postdoc position
The Large Array Survey Telescope (LAST) is an under construction
modular and cost-effective survey telescope.
The telescope will be composed of 48 telescopes, each of 28 cm diameter.
The array can act either as a 28 cm telescope, with a huge field of view of 355 deg^2,
or as a single 1.9 m telescope with a 7.4 deg^2 field of view.
When completed, in March 2021, it will be the survey telescope with
the highest grasp (observable volume per unit time) in the world.
Indeed, its grasp will be about four times that of the best available system today.
LAST science cases include:
(1) Searching for optical counterparts of gravitational wave events in order to study the physics of these explosions and the production of the heaviest elements in the Universe;
(2) The early detection of supernovae and transients; a search for rare short-duration events powered by radioactivity; and a search for shock cooling events that enable us to study supernova progenitors;
(3) Developing methods for high precision photometry from the ground,
that are critical for exoplanets detection;
(4) A search for the optical counterparts of short-duration gamma-ray bursts
in order to test the hypothesis that these are related to Neutron Stars merger events; and more.
We are looking for M.Sc./Ph.D. students and postdocs that will lead
some of these science topics with LAST.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work on a new and exciting project on lipid complexity. There are many more lipids in cells and in cell membranes than once thought and this complexity has significant ramifications for understanding both the roles of lipids in the origin of life and also in modern cell function. A position is available for an enthusiastic candidate to work on lipids in the origin of life, lipid fine-tuning, and functional studies of lipid complexity. For publications and details see the lab web page at
https://www.weizmann.ac.il/Biomolecular_Sciences/Futerman/
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Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work on a new and exciting project on lipid complexity. There are many more lipids in cells and in cell membranes than once thought and this complexity has significant ramifications for understanding both the roles of lipids in the origin of life and also in modern cell function. A position is available for an enthusiastic candidate to work on lipids in the origin of life, lipid fine-tuning, and functional studies of lipid complexity. For publications and details see the lab web page at
https://www.weizmann.ac.il/Biomolecular_Sciences/Futerman/
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Department of Molecular Cell Biology
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We are looking for highly motivated post-doctoral fellow or research associate to an ERC funded project studying the "Biology of Ageing"
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We are looking for highly motivated post-doctoral fellow or research associate to an ERC funded project studying the "Biology of Ageing" at Weizmann Institute. The project is a collaboration of laboratories of Uri Alon, Tali Kimchi and Valery Krizhanovsky. It will combine cutting edge methods in molecular and cellular biology, behavioral neuroscience and system biology in mouse models. An expertise in behavioral neuroscience, molecular biology and mouse models is a plus.
Prof. Jacob Sagiv
Department of Molecular Chemistry and Materials Science
Postdoc position
Development and study of a novel class of unconventional organic-inorganic single-layer materials, their multiscale (nanometer-to-centimeter) patterning, and investigation of their unusual electrical properties.
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A postdoctoral position is available for an unconventional, interdisciplinary project. It involves research work with highly ordered self-assembling monolayers, their in-situ nondestructive surface functionalization and multiscale (nanometer-to-centimeter) patterning by a novel e-beam based methodology developed as part of the project, and their structural-functional characterization by a combination of different modes of AFM imaging, electrical and electrochemical measurements, and chemical and spectroscopic methods. Some relevant publications: 1. Constructive Nanolithography: Inert Monolayers as Patternable Templates for In-Situ Nanofabrication of Metal-Semiconductor-Organic Surface Structures - A Generic Approach, R. Maoz, E. Frydman, S. R. Cohen, J. Sagiv. Adv. Mater. 2000, 12, 725-731. 2. Planned Nanostructures of Colloidal Gold via Self-Assembly on Hierarchically Assembled Organic Bilayer Template Patterns with In-situ Generated Terminal Amino Functionality, S. Liu, R. Maoz, J. Sagiv. Nano. Lett. 2004, 4, 845-851. 3. A Bipolar Electrochemical Approach to Constructive Lithography: Metal on Monolayer Patterns via Consecutive Site-Defined Oxidation and Reduction, A. Zeira, J. Berson, I. Feldman, R. Maoz, J. Sagiv. Langmuir 2011, 27, 8562-8575. 4. Parallel and Serial Contact Electrochemical Metallization of Monolayer Nanopatterns: A Versatile Synthetic Tool en Route to Bottom-up Assembly of Electric Nanocircuits, J. Berson, A. Zeira, R. Maoz, J. Sagiv. Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2012, 3, 134-143. 5. Single-Layer Ionic Conduction on Carboxyl-Terminated Silane Monolayers Patterned by Constructive Lithography, J. Berson, D. Burshtain, A. Zeira, A. Yoffe, R. Maoz, J. Sagiv. Nature Mater. 2015, 14, 613-621. 6. Site-Targeted Interfacial Solid-Phase Chemistry: Surface Functionalization of Organic Monolayers via Chemical Transformations Locally Induced at the Boundary between Two Solids, R. Maoz, D. Burshtain, H. Cohen, P. Nelson, J. Berson, A. Yoffe, J. Sagiv. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2016, 55, 12366-12371. 7. Interfacial Electron Beam Lithography: Chemical Monolayer Nanopatterning via Electron Beam-Induced Interfacial Solid-Phase Oxidation, R.Maoz, J. Berson, D. Burshtain, P. Nelson, A. Zinger, O. Bitton, ACS Nano 2018, 12, 9680-9692.
Department of Condensed Matter Physics
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Study of quantum and topological states of matter using novel scanning probe microscopy tools. We have recently developed a nano-SQUID (Superconducting Quantum Interference Device) that resides on a very sharp tip and allows imaging of the local magnetic fields with sensitivity that is sufficient for detection of the magnetic field of a spin of a single electron. This device provides also a unique tool for nanoscale cryogenic thermal imaging with 1 ֲµK sensitivity sufficient for imaging of inelastic electron scattering from a single atomic defect. The project will focus on utilizing these new techniques for investigation of magnetism and dissipation in graphene devices, superconductors, and topological insulators. Funding is available for three years. Contract is for one year, and will be renewed with good progress. The candidate should have a demonstrated potential for excellence in research. Advantage for background in transport and magnetization measurements, cryogenic systems, scanning probe systems, programming and computationally intensive data analysis; microfabrication techniques and clean room facilities; comfort working in a collaborative setting. Interested candidates should send CV and list of publications to eli.zeldov@weizmann.ac.il
Department of Molecular Genetics
Postdoc position
Molecular and Cell Biology of RNA viruses
Department of Biological Regulation
Postdoc position
Multimodal imaging of vascular morphogenesis in embryo implantation
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Development of novel imaging tools to reveal mechanisms and principles controlling early maternal fetal interaction during the early stages of pregnancy. Background in advanced imaging and/or molecular biology is an advantage.
Department of Molecular Genetics
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How do fusing cells stop fusing?
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Cell-cell fusion is an uncommon but essential process in our bodies. While a lot is known about how cell fusion initiates, very little is known about how the process is regulated and eventually terminated when "enough" fusion has occurred. We study these issues in osteoclasts, multi-nucleated cells that degrade bone and which are formed by fusion of monocyte precursor cells. Our studies focus on fusion of osteoclasts from wild-type mice and also from mice carrying mutated forms of sorting nexin 10 (SNX10), which fuse continuously and uncontrollably. Join us to characterize the molecular and cellular mechanisms that regulate osteoclast fusion! Preference will be given to individuals with experience in proteomics and in advanced molecular techniques.
Department of Molecular Cell Biology
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Looking for postdocs with computational background to study tumor biology
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Our lab combines computational and experimental approaches to discover sub-populations of human tumor cells, study their biological functions and the therapeutic implications. For more details please see the lab website.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
Malaria laboratory, Weizmann Institute.
We are seeking highly motivated, independent, committed and curious researchers to join our team as Post-Doc. The projects center on the cellular biology of the malaria parasite, parasite-host interaction and the field of cell-cell communication.
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Applicants with a strong research background at the intersection of molecular biology, biochemistry, imaging and/or biophysics are encouraged to apply. Experience in microbiology, molecular genetics (including CRISPR/Cas9), advanced imaging platforms (including image analysis) or advanced protein chemistry is advantageous.
This is a full-time position available from October 2020 for a period of two years with a possibility of a further extension subject to funding availability.
Candidate should send a cover letter and CV (includes a publication list) to Dr. Neta Regev-Rudzki.
For any informal inquiries please contact us by email at
neta.regev-rudzki@weizmann.ac.il
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Postdoc position
Biosphere-atmosphere interactions. In particular, leaf to canopy gas exchange associated with photosynthesis under stress and the use of novel tracers, such as carbonyl sulfide (COS) and techniques, such as Sun Induced Fluorescence (SIF).
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The successful candidate will join a dynamic and international research team that investigates the interactions between climate change and vegetation. He/She will use novel field techniques to understand photosynthesis response to change, using leaf, branch and ecosystem scales gas exchange of CO2, and carbonyl sulfide (COS; a new atmospheric tracer) and remote sensing (SIF). Background is required in at least one of the following areas: Plant physiology, gas exchange, photosynthesis, atmospheric chemistry, micro-meteorology, operating analytical equipment, willingness to carry out research both in the lab and in the field.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
Developing a computational approach to assign mass spectrometry data - a theoretical project.
Department of Biological Regulation
Postdoc position
Cancer metabolism
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Working on metabolic changes that accompany carcinogenesis in cancer cells, mouse models, and human patients for translational relevance.
Department of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics
Postdoc position
The SAMPL Lab at the Weizmann Institute of Science offers a postdoctoral position within the project C'MON-QSENS! (Continuously Monitored Quantum Sensors: Smart Tools and Applications) funded by QuantERA EU program in Quantum Technologies.
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The appointment will be for a two years term, (possibly) renewable for a third year.
The successful candidate will work on theoretical and algorithmic aspects of Quantum Statistical Inference and Quantum Information, with particular focus on schemes that could be relevant for quantum sensors. Solid background on either real-time signal processing techniques, machine learning, quantum stochastic equations, sequential analysis and optimal control are very desirable.
John Calsamiglia Costa (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, SP) Jan Kolodynski (University of Warsaw, PL) Klaus Molmer (Aarhus University, DK) Witlef Wieczorek (Chalmers University of Technology, SE) Kasper Jensen (University of Nottingham, UK) Interested applicants should send a CV along with a short statement of purpose or presentation letter and arrange for two or three letters of recommendation to be sent using "C'MON-postdoc" as subject. Proposed start of appointment: Immediately.
Department of Molecular Genetics
Postdoc position
Multidisciplinary approaches to model human brain diseases
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We are using a multidisciplinary approach to model human brain diseases, using both mouse and human brain organoid model. We are seeking people with expertise in different areas which can be applied to this study.
Department of Biological Regulation
Postdoc position
The objective of this study is to better understand the state and severity of infection during pregnancy and its effect on fetal development and neonatal outcome.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
Understanding how the transcription and translation processes control the cellular response to extra-cellular stimuli
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Regulation of gene expression at the transcriptional and translational levels is fundamental to all biological activities and is frequently altered in disease states. Our broad research interests are (i) to elucidate how the transcription and translation processes control the cellular response to enviromental stimuli; (ii) to reveal the connections between the transcription and translation processes and (iii) to develop tools to manipulate these processes for potential treatment of cancer, chronic inflammation and neurodegenrative diseases.
Department of Molecular Genetics
Postdoc position
Intracellular and intercellular RNA trafficking
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
We are looking for a postdoc to study microscopic and mesoscopic re-arrangements of photosynthetic complexes that govern the plant's response to high-light stress using high-end electron microscopy techniques.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
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Spatiotemporal regulation of differential type I interferon signaling in a multicellular context
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Type I interferons (IFNs) are proteins produced and secreted in all higher vertebrates as a result of viral and bacterial attacks. Secreted IFNs bind cell surface receptors initiating a cascade of signals that activate cellular protection machineries against pathogens. In addition, specific immune cells are activated to establish long-term defense of the organism. These properties have been successfully exploited for IFNs to serve as a drug for a variety of complex diseases including viral infections, cancer and multiple sclerosis. Despite the proven success of IFN therapies, their use is currently limited because of their severe side effects. Better understanding of the fundamental principles that determine how IFNs induce their responses in a multicellular context will enable to optimize their use. To this end, we will take advantage of polarized epithelial cell layers and spheroids that mimic the intestine tissue. We will generate genetically engineered cell lines to incorporate a range of fluorescence reporters that monitor IFN signaling at the level of receptor engagement, effector activation and feedback regulation. In collaboration with a German partner we will apply these reporters for volumetric imaging of IFN signaling in the multicellular context using highly advanced microscopy techniques that resolve signaling at the single cell level with utmost spatial and temporal resolution. This highly defined and controlled approach will allow us to unravel the rules of IFN signal activation in tissues upon systemic and local stimulation by IFNs and viruses. Next to a fundamental understanding of signal integration in tissues, this work will also have potential medical implications for improving therapeutic application of IFNs.
Department of Chemical and Biological Physics
Postdoc position
Development of new scanning methods in nuclear magnetic resonance for biomolecular research, and of magnetic resonance imaging with applications on ultrahighfield preclinical and clinical research and diagnosis
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
Molecular signaling in control of immune defense: regulation of programmed cell death and signaling for gene activation.
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Motivated and creative students with background in molecular biology are invited to join our studies of the mechanisms by which signaling by the TNF family contributes to immune defense, to chronic inflammatory and autoimmune diseases and to cancer, and our attempts to derive from this knowledge new ways of therapy.
See our website and list of publications for the range of research subjects that we are exploring and for the range of experimental approaches that we are applying. (http://www.weizmann.ac.il/Biological_Chemistry/scientist/Wallach/home.html).
Department of Neurobiology
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Postdoc in visual neuroscience
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Massive work was done to decipher the neural code of the visual information at the retina level. How do retinal targets integrate and process the retinal output is still an unsolved question.
The aim of the project is to reveal how visual information is processed along the main visual pathway. For that, advanced in vivo imaging and electrophysiology techniques will be used in combination with retinal manipulations using pharmacogenetics and other methods.
Computational/engineering background and programming experience are preferable.
Experience with electrophysiology/two-photon imaging is an advantage.
Good social skills and a sense of humor are a must.
Interested candidates with proven academic record are requested to send their CV and contact details of 3 referees to michal.rivlin@weizmann.ac.il
Department of Molecular Chemistry and Materials Science
Postdoc position
Applications that show that the candidate did "due diligence" and understands the problem, will be answered
PD in understanding the fundamentals by studying electron transport through proteins. Work collaboration with M. Sheves and I. Pecht
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Proteins turn out to be, at least in the form of ultra-thin films (i.e., a form that is potentially useful for electronics) to be remarkable conductors and in some ways defy what we know about solid state electronics.
They are dynamically disordered systems, but can conduct like rigid conjugated polymers or better. They show a lack of temperature dependence that fits quantum tunneling.
Indeed, we have shown that for small proteins such process is likely the dominant one.
However, the temperature independence is found also for large proteins, i.e., over distances where we know that such mechanism cannot be efficient enough for us to be able to measure.
These findings, made here and reproduced by other groups, could well be the result of a novel mechanism, a tantalizing prospect that explains the fundamental science interest in protein electronics.
Parts of our are collaborations with experimentalists and theorists abroad.
iScience, 23, 101099 (2020)
Rep. Progr. Physics, 81, 026601 (2018)
Department of Chemical and Biological Physics
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Quantum machines at the atomic and molecular scale.
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Fabrication quantum machines at the atomic and molecular scale and the study of their operation. This project is expected to shed a new light on the interface between quantum mechanics and thermodynamics.
Department of Chemical and Biological Physics
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Quantum machines at the atomic and molecular scale.
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In this project we will fabricate quantum machines at the atomic and molecular scale and study their operation. This project is expected to shed a new light on the interface between quantum mechanics and thermodynamics.
Department of Chemical and Biological Physics
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Sustainable energy conversion
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Convention of wasted heat to useful electric energy at the atomic and molecular scale.
Department of Chemical and Biological Physics
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Sustainable energy conversion
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In this project we will study the convention of wasted heat to useful electric energy at the molecular scale.
Department of Molecular Cell Biology
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The dynamics of senescent cells during ageing - computational (bioinformatic) approach
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Senescent cells (SnCs) are cells that become damaged and stop dividing, secreting factors called senescence associated secreted profile (SASP). In young organisms, formation of SnCs is necessary in order to prevent cancer and repair wounds, keeping the tissue intact while the immune system removes the SnCs. However SnCs accumulate exponentially with age, becoming so abundant in old organisms that they cause chronic inflammation and slow regeneration to such an extent that they contribute to disease and death. We want to understand the timing of the accumulation of senescent cells and how it is regulated. If you are interested in ageing research and highly motivated to contribute to extension of health-span you are welcome to apply. We look for someone with strong background in mathematical and computational approaches who would be able to integrate data analysis into understanding of molecular and cellular mechanisms of ageing.
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
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PhD and Post-Doc positions
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OPEN PhD and Post-Doc positions: Applicants with a strong research background at the intersection of molecular biology, biochemistry, imaging and/or biophysics are encouraged to apply. Experience in microbiology, molecular genetics (including CRISPR/Cas9), advanced imaging platforms (including image analysis) or advanced protein chemistry is advantageous. This is a full-time position available from September 2020 for a period of two years with a possibility of a further extension subject to funding availability. Candidate should send a cover letter and CV (includes a publication list) to Dr. Neta Regev-Rudzki. For any informal inquiries please contact us by email at neta.regev-rudzki@weizmann.ac.il
Department of Molecular Cell Biology
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BRD4 as a therapeutic target for TNBC
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BRD4 (Bromodomain protein 4), a member of the BET (bromodomain and extra terminal domain) family, is an epigenetic reader that plays important roles in chromatin remodeling and transcriptional regulation. It is involved in cancer progression, metastasis and inflammatory diseases and is considered as promising therapeutic targets for different cancer subtypes, including TNBC. Targeting of BRD4 in TNBC and overcoming drug resistance are current questions that we address.
Department of Molecular Genetics
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Molecular mechanisms of neurodegeneration.
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Are you looking for postdoctoral training in molecular neuroscience / neurodegeneration?
Join our exploration of how RNA and microRNA keep brain integrity.
Our projects integrate human genetics, bioinformatics, proteomics and animal disease models of ALS to uncover the functions of regulatory RNAs, including microRNAs, in the central nervous system. Our longstanding mission is to understand the mechanisms of RNA malfunction in neurodegeneration.=========
keywords: RNA * membraneless organelles * stress granules * neurodegeneration * ageing * brain integrity * motor neuron * proteomics * transcriptomics * genomics * human genetics * non-coding
Department of Molecular Cell Biology
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Ferroptosis is a newly discovered cell death pathway driven by iron-dependent lipid peroxidation. We recently discovered new inducers of ferroptosis, and specific metabolic states that increase vulnerability to ferroptosis, and thus can be used for cancer therapy. We have multidisciplinary projects related to ferroptosis in TNBC, and we are currently looking for two talented and enthusiastic postdocs to join us.
Department of Molecular Cell Biology
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Combination therapies for TNBC
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Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is a highly aggressive disease that affects young women and currently has no effective treatment. The goal of our studies is to identify new therapeutic strategies for this particular subtype of breast cancer. Synthetic lethality is a powerful approach to selectively eliminate vulnerable cancer cells, and thus can be exploited for cancer therapy. Many studies including our own indicate that synthetic lethality screens could be a promising approach to identify novel drug targets for TNBC. A postdoctoral position is available to establish a genome-wide synthetic lethal screen to identify potent combination therapies for TNBC subtypes.
Department of Chemical and Biological Physics
Postdoc position
Positions are for development of lower bounds to energies which compete with the Ritz variational method in accuracy. They are for one year with option of renewal for another year. For more information visit my website: http://www.weizmann.ac.il/chemphys/pollak/positions
Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Postdoc position
Applicants with a strong research background at the intersection of molecular biology, biochemistry, imaging and/or biophysics are encouraged to apply. Experience in microbiology, molecular genetics (including CRISPR/Cas9), advanced imaging platforms (including image analysis) or advanced protein chemistry is advantageous.
This is a full-time position available from June 2021 for a period of three years with a possibility of a further extension subject to funding availability.
Candidate should send a cover letter and CV (includes a publication list) to Dr. Neta Regev-Rudzki.
For any informal inquiries please contact us by email at
neta.regev-rudzki@weizmann.ac.il
Department of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics
Postdoc position
The Signal Acquisition, Modeling, Processing and Learning (SAMPL) lab headed by Prof. Yonina Eldar at the Weizmann Institute of Science is recruiting PhD, MSc and post-doctoral students for cutting-edge research applying signal processing and machine learning for communication and radar systems.
Department of Molecular Genetics
Postdoc position
Chameleons, copepods, fish, and many other organisms, use organic crystals for an astonishing variety of optical functions. These crystals are formed by specialized cells, in which remarkable control over crystal shape, size, and assembly is obtained using strategies that are beyond the state of the art in materials science. While these cells were identified many years ago, almost nothing is known about their biology, particularly the cellular processes involved in organic crystal formation. We use biological tools and physical and chemical methodologies to study the processes organisms use to produce either optically functional or pathological bio-organic crystals. Our primary model organisms for these studies are zebrafish and medaka.
Department of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics
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The Signal Acquisition, Modeling,Processing and Learning (SAMPL) lab headed by Prof. Yonina Eldar at the Weizmann Institute of Science is recruiting PhD, MSc and post-doctoral students for cutting-edge research applying machine learning and deep networks to clinical problems in collaboration with leading hospitals in Israel and abroad.
Candidates with strong algorithmic background are invited to send their CV to yonina.eldar@weizmann.ac.il.
Department of Chemical and Structural Biology
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Post-doc position in structural and/or systems biology
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We are: a fun, creative, and interdisciplinary team working at the interface of systems biology, protein structure, and synthetic biology. Our lab has excellent funding and state-of-the-art instruments.
We are now looking for: a post-doc to embark on ambitious ERC-funded research projects on the general topic of protein assembly in health and disease.
Your profile: you have a passion for biological systems, a solid publication track record, and you're motivated to solve nature's riddles.
Interested? Please send an email with your CV, a letter explaining your motivation, and the PDF of your most important paper to emmanuel.levy@weizmann.ac.il with the subject "Application for the Post-doc position in structural and/or systems biology"
About the Weizmann Institute: It is a world-leading institution with 250+ research groups. Ranked worldwide #3 by Nature index, #6 by Nature innovation index, and #9 by the Leiden Ranking for research quality. It offers an outstanding environment with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. Situated on a beautiful campus with a vibrant and international atmosphere. It is well suited for families.
