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METABOLIC CONTROL OF CANCER
Location
Dept. of Biology, University of Padua, Italy
Host Lab
Contract Duration
3 years
Salary
Deadline for application
 

Postdoctoral position
METABOLIC CONTROL OF CANCER

Laboratory of Angiogenesis and Cancer Metabolism
Dept. of Biology, University of Padua, Italy

The laboratory of Prof. Massimo M. Santoro at University of Padua is seeking a post-doctoral fellow to study the role of metabolism in cancer growth and spreading. Our lab has recently identified a set of novel metabolic enzymes that are crucial for the regulation of lipid metabolism and antioxidant response (Mugoni et al., Cell, Mugoni et al., Nature Protocols, Santoro, Cell Metabolism; Arslanbaeva and Santoro, Redox Biology, Facchinello et al., Nature Metabolism, in press). Using mouse genetic approaches as well as advanced molecular and metabolic techniques we want to elucidate how lipids and metabolism regulate cancer survival and progression. Our laboratory has acquired strong experience in the field of metabolism, genetic, molecular and cellular biology working with cells and animal models.

Please visit these website for further information about us: www.massimosantorolab.com and https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=massimo+m.+santoro&sort=pubdate

The post-doc candidate must be a highly motivated researcher with a PhD in a relevant discipline as well as having experience in mouse genetic, molecular, and/or cellular biology methods. The applicant must have a good publication record in peer-reviewed international journals (including at least one paper as a first author in top-journal) and must be capable
of working in a team as well as independently. Excellent communication skills in spoken and written English are required. We offer a 3-years position starting from fall 2021 with competitive salary commensurate to the candidate’s experience.

Contact
Please send your CV, letter of motivation, and the contact information of at least two supervisors to 
Prof. Massimo Santoro at massimo.santoro@unipd.it