attached is the advert for a postdoc position to work on HSC
        specification during embryonic development, based in
        Monterotondo (EMBL). Please feel free to pass it to anybody you
        may know that could be interested!
      
        24 June 2012
        Reference number: MR_00011
        Job Description
        
        The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is one of the
        highest ranked
        scientific research organizations in the world. The Headquarters
        Laboratory is located in
        Heidelberg (Germany) and the outstations are in Grenoble
        (France), Hamburg (Germany),
        Hinxton (UK) and Monterotondo (Italy).
        
        We are looking for a very qualified and motivated individual to
        fill a post-doctoral
        researcher position in the Lancrin group working on the cellular
        origin of blood cells
        during mouse embryogenesis at EMBL Monterotondo, Italy. Using
        genetic approaches
        coupled with embryonic stem (ES) cell differentiation and
        generation of mouse model,
        we plan to identify and study the genes responsible for the
        generation of the first blood
        progenitors during embryonic life. Our aim is to gain a better
        understanding of the cell
        fate decisions leading to the production of the first
        hematopoietic cells and to use this
        knowledge to improve methods of blood cells generation from ES
        Cell or induced
        Pluripotent Stem Cell.
        
        Qualifications and Experience
        
        Applicants should hold a PhD degree in developmental biology,
        molecular biology, or
        mouse biology. Candidates with experience in ES cell culture,
        flow cytometry and
        microscopy will be preferred. An interest in hematopoiesis is
        highly desirable. The
        candidate should be able to demonstrate the capacity to run a
        project independently.
        Fluency in English, good communication and interpersonal skills,
        excellent
        organizational skills and the ability to work as part of an
        international team are required.
        The candidate will benefit of the state of the art EMBL core
        facilities as well as its
        stimulating and interdisciplinary environment.
        
        For informal inquiry please contact Dr Christophe Lancrin:
        
christophe.lancrin@embl.it.
        Application Instructions
        
        Please apply online through 
www.embl.org/jobs
        
        Additional Information
        
        EMBL is an inclusive, equal opportunity employer offering
        attractive conditions and
        benefits appropriate to an international research organization.