Postdoc Fellow – Chromatin Mechanisms in Disease

EURAXESS Ireland; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

University College Dublin's Chromatin Mechanisms in Disease laboratory seeks a postdoctoral fellow to investigate how dysregulation of H2AK119ub1 relates to disease. The project uses functional genomics, biochemistry and proteomics, including CUT&Tag, Captify, RNA-seq and mass spectrometry.

The successful candidate may work computationally, wet-lab or in combination, with strong support for professional development and opportunities to pursue external funding during the appointment.

Qualifications

• PhD or near-completion with strong research track in chromatin biology.
• Experience in functional genomics and proteomics techniques.
• Ability to work in computational biology, wet-lab or hybrid settings.

Responsibilities

• Investigate how dysregulated H2AK119ub1 contributes to disease.
• Apply CUT&Tag, Captify, RNA-seq and mass spectrometry to study PRC1/PR-DUB pathways.
• Engage in data analysis and experimental design with opportunities for funding pursuits.

Skills

Computational biology

Wet-lab

Hybrid capability

Tools

CUT&Tag

Captify

RNA-seq

Immunoprecipitation

Mass spectrometry

Job description

University College Dublin's Chromatin Mechanisms in Disease laboratory seeks a postdoctoral fellow to investigate how dysregulation of H2AK119ub1 relates to disease. The project uses functional genomics, biochemistry and proteomics, including CUT&Tag, Captify, RNA-seq and mass spectrometry.

The successful candidate may work computationally, wet-lab or in combination, with strong support for professional development and opportunities to pursue external funding during the appointment.