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If you have a minimum of 6 months related experience call our dedicated recruitment team during office hours on 01772 914133 or call 07554 770051 - for an application pack to be posted or download an application form from the "document library" section of the 1st Med website. Health Care Workers for care homes and hospitals.Support Workers - Learning Disabilities & Mental Health.Qualified Nurses, RGN and RMN for both hospitals and care homes.If you have a minimum of 6 months experience in any of the following areas, we would particularly like to hear from you: We need experienced health and social care staff, who have a service user centred approach as the foundation of their value base. Jannin, P.1st Med Job Board 1st MED has positions available across the UK. Giraudeau, Highly Repeatable Dissolution Dynamic Nuclear Polarization for Heteronuclear NMR Metabolomics, Anal. Giraudeau, Hyperpolarized NMR of plant and cancer cell extracts at natural abundance, Analyst, 140, 5860-5863, (2015)Ī.
Applications will be considered until the position is filled. The position is initially for 1 year but can be extended to 2 years.Īpplications must be sent to Please include a cover letter, a CV, and 2 reference letters. RECHERCHE : Mthodologie et Optimisation numrique pour lacquisition et le traitement des donnes dimagerie IRM et optique. The net monthly salary will be between 20 €, depending on experience. The position is open from October 1st 2019. The lab is located in the vibrant city of Nantes, close to the beautiful Atlantic coast of South Brittany. CEISAM is the molecular chemistry lab of the Université de Nantes and is a joint CNRS research unit, where research includes physical, theoretical and analytical chemistry, organic synthesis and catalysis, and chemical biology. It is equipped with state-of-the-art NMR spectrometers, in the 400 to 700 MHz range. The NMR group of the CEISAM lab works on methods developments in solution-state NMR and their application to the analysis of mixtures. Good communication skills and a propensity for teamwork are also essential.
Applicants should also show interest for applications to analytical chemistry. Experience in DNP is desirable but not mandatory. in chemistry or physics, and have a demonstrated track record in magnetic resonance instrumentation. Sami Jannin (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France) and with several French teams in metabolomics, as well as numerous interactions with Bruker Biospin.Īpplicants should hold a Ph.D. Research will involve close collaboration with the group of Prof. In particular, the postdoctoral researcher will :Ĭharacterize the performance of the new d-DNP setting, and develop solutions to improve its reproducibility or to correct the effect of irreproducibility on the NMR signal Įvaluate the performance of the experimental setting on biological samples of increasing complexity Īpply the optimized experiments to a variety of “omics” research questions. The postdoctoral researcher will be in charge of harnessing -on a variety of complex biological samples (model mixtures, extracts, biofluids)- the potential of a new dissolution DNP system that will be installed in CEISAM during the summer 2019. This requires working at the interface between hardware development, NMR spectroscopy and analytical chemistry. The project aims at bringing the reproducibility of dissolution DNP to the level that will unlock an array of applications in metabolomics and other “omics” sciences. The postdoctoral researcher will join an ERC-funded project, led by Patrick Giraudeau, on the development of dissolution dynamic polarization for analytical chemistry. A post-doc position is available in the NMR group of the CEISAM laboratory, University of Nantes, France.
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