Paid opportunity of Postdoctoral Fellowship in Yeast Metabolomics in Denmark 2020

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Description

Postdoctoral Fellow in Yeast Metabolomics

The Yeast Metabolic Engineering group develops novel yeast cell factories for the production of sustainable chemicals and natural products. Applying advanced genome editing, metabolic modeling, and ‘omic data analyses for data-guided strain design. University looking for a motivated and talented researcher to join a team.
The position is within the metabolomics and transport proteins research fields.
fellow will develop and apply non-targeted and targeted metabolome analyses for studying the transport of small molecules into and out of yeast cells. In collaboration with other team members, they will apply the knowledge to create and improve yeast cell factories.

Opportunity focus area:
Biology

Specialties

Biology, Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Eligibilities

Not Specified

All interested candidates irrespective of age, gender, disability, race, religion or ethnic background are encouraged to apply.

Gender

Nationality

Algeria, Bahrain, Comoros, Cyprus, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, Yemen

Required Languages

Required Degree

Required Experience

Specific Requirements

Other Requirements

Benefits

Salary

Postdocs receive a special pensionable supplement of DKK 49,300 per year.

Accommodation

The DTU Housing Foundation supports new international employees, PhD students, and guests (over 1 month) in their search for housing.

Others

Corporate HR can provide you with information on how to help your children adjust to their new home country, the Danish childcare and school systems, and how to find a daycare, kindergarten or school near you

Others

If you will stay in Denmark for more than 3 months, you must register with the national registration office and receive a CPR number (social security number).

Others

Once you have received your CPR number, you will be covered by the Danish public health insurance system, which is taxpayer-funded. Medical treatment is therefore provided at no extra cost.

Others

Danish taxes fund one of the strongest welfare systems in the world, allowing for free education and medical care, reliable public transportation and a strong security net.