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Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for a fixed tern contract postdoctoral scientist with a proven track record within the Discipline of Pathology, College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at National University of Ireland, Galway. This position is funded by the Breast Cancer campaign grant until 31/10/2014.

Job Description:
The purpose of the study is to investigate the role of miR17-92 cluster in breast cancer. The successful candidate will work closely with the research team, focusing on the Regulation of NCOA3 expression by UPR and its role in endocrine therapy.

Essential skills:
•Candidate must be highly motivated and possess a PhD in cell and molecular biology
•miRNA expression and function analysis, reporter gene assays
•Experience of mammalian cell culture, Cell death and apoptosis assays
•Experience of research in cancer biology

Desirable skills:
•miRNA insitu in FFPE sections
•IHC in FFPE sections
•Ability to work in a team

Duties:
•Planning and performing the experiments for the project
•Assistance with training of postgraduate students
•Regulation of NCOA3 by miR-17-92 during glucose & oxygen deprivation
•Role of NCOA3 and miR-17-92 in endocrine resistance
•Communication of project progress to peers and colleagues through report generation, oral presentation and publication of research data.

For informal inquires about this post please email Dr. Sanjeev Gupta at Sanjeev.gupta@nuigalway.ie

Salary: €38,286 per annum (public sector pay policy pertaining to new entrants will apply)

Start Date: This position is available immediately.

To Apply: Applicants are requested to submit a covering letter, CV, and the contact details of three referees via e-mail (in word or PDF only) to mark.webber@nuigalway.ie . Applicants must provide a statement of their research interests summarising how their experience and expertise will contribute to the research project. Please put Ref. No. NUIG-79-11 in subject line of e-mail application.

Closing date for receipt of application is 5pm Friday 18th Nov 2011.