David Teis

Professor

Medical University of Innsbruck

Austria

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Research Interests

Biochemistry

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Cell Biology

40%

Transcriptional Biology

10%

Proteasome Biology

10%

Lipid Chemistry

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Lysosome

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Protein Engineering

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Cell Proliferation and Cell Death in tumors

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Molecular mechanism of nutrient dependent plasma membrane remodeling

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Cell surface remodeling

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Dynamics of the ESCRT machinery during multivesicular body biogenesis

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David Teis

University Name

Medical University Innsbruck

Postdoc Position in Lipid-Encoded Protein Quality-Control Checkpoints at the Golgi

Medical University Innsbruck is advertising a fully funded PostDoc position in the Institute of Molecular Biochemistry, Biocenter, focused on lipid-encoded protein quality-control checkpoints at the Golgi . This opportunity is well suited to candidates with interests in biology , medical science , molecular biochemistry , and related cell biology topics. The post highlights a collaborative environment, excellent working and living conditions, and benchspace. Applicants are asked to send a brief email and CV directly to David Teis at [email protected] . No deadline is stated in the post. The announcer appears to be an academic staff member at Medical University Innsbruck in Austria . If you are interested in postdoctoral research on Golgi biology, protein quality control, and lipid-mediated cellular mechanisms, this is a direct application opportunity.