Assistant Professor, Drosophila Germline Regulation

RNA-biologi og -innovation; Denmark; On-site; DKK 450,000 - 550,000; Full time

Job summary

Aarhus University in Denmark invites applications for a 17-month Assistant Professor position in Drosophila transposon regulation. You will coordinate experimental work in the group of Associate Professor Peter Ebert Andersen and help drive discovery in germline genome regulation.

Responsibilities include planning experiments with Drosophila, analyzing data, and contributing to publications and research funding applications. Strong English communication and collaboration are required.

Qualifications

• PhD in gene regulation and germline biology with a strong publication record.
• Experience using Drosophila as a model organism.
• Proven ability to collaborate internationally and publish work.
• Strong written and spoken English proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and perform experimental work in transposon and germline regulation.
• Analyze data generated by the group and integrate insights.
• Contribute to writing research papers and grant applications.

Skills

Drosophila model

Germline biology

Scientific writing

International collaboration

English communication

Education

PhD in gene regulation and germline biology

Tools

Genomics library prep

Molecular biology techniques

Data analysis

Job description

Aarhus University in Denmark invites applications for a 17-month Assistant Professor position in Drosophila transposon regulation. You will coordinate experimental work in the group of Associate Professor Peter Ebert Andersen and help drive discovery in germline genome regulation.

Responsibilities include planning experiments with Drosophila, analyzing data, and contributing to publications and research funding applications. Strong English communication and collaboration are required.