Dear colleagues,
At the ESRF (Grenoble) we are happy to announce the opening of two PhD
positions for serial crystallography. The first focusing on
understanding divergent pathways of two related enzymes through
time-resolved crystallography and X-ray spectroscopy and is in
collaboration between ID29 (Jos Kamps) and ID26 (Pieter Glatzel). The
second studies the lipase mechanism responsible for hazelnut rancidity
outset and is a collaboration among ID29 (Daniele de Sanctis),
University of Turin (Prof Salvatore Adinolfi) and Soremartec, Ferrero
Group (Alex Fissore and Giuseppe Genova). We invite motivated scientists
with a background in macromolecular crystallography, biochemistry, or
X-ray spectroscopy to apply.
For further details on the positions:
https://esrf.gestmax.eu/1948/1/phd-capturing-mechanisms-in-two-dioxygenases-by-time-resolved-crystallography-and-spectroscopy/en_US
https://esrf.gestmax.eu/1949/1/phd-structural-and-functional-characterization-of-a-novel-non-specific-lipase-identified-in-hazelnut/en_US
Application deadline is 31 March 2026. Informal enquiries by e-mail to
any of the aforementioned supervisors are welcome.
Best wishes,
Jos Kamps
Beamline scientist
European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble
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