The mission of the Synchrotron Radiation Science (Div. 1 and 2) is to pioneer cutting-edge fields utilizing synchrotron radiation and to produce human resources who can play an active role in a wide range of fields both in Japan and abroad. To this end, we are looking for researchers who are willing to take advantage of their position as staff members of the Institute of Materials Structure Science to produce remarkable research results and contribute to the development of synchrotron radiation science from a broad perspective, not limited to their field of expertise.
The Structural Biology Section in the Synchrotron Radiation Science Division II is currently developing and advancing methods for in situ diffraction data collection and serial X-ray crystallography. This initiative is a key development component of the Platform for Advanced Technologies to Support Innovative Drug Discovery and Life Science Research (BINDS) project, funded by the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED), with a specific goal of enhancing in situ diffraction data collection capabilities at the Photon Factory's Beamline 17A (BL-17A).
The appointed Project Assistant Professor will be required to carry out the aforementioned development within a relatively short timeframe, in close collaboration with beamline scientists and crystallization robotics researchers at the Structural Biology Research Center (SBRC).
Therefore, the following qualifications are highly desirable:
【Structural Biology Research Cente HP】
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