Postdoc Position In “ Trcat: Transcription–replication Conflicts As Anti-Cancer Targets” Post1632010 (Madrid)

Postdoc Position In “ Trcat: Transcription–replication Conflicts As Anti-Cancer Targets” Post1632010 (Madrid)

29 oct
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Universitat De Barcelona
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Madrid

29 oct

Universitat De Barcelona

Madrid

Organisation/Company Universitat de Barcelona Department Organisation profile Research Field Biological sciences Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Positions PhD Positions Application Deadline 3 Nov 2026 - 23:59 (Europe/Madrid) Country Spain Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week 37,5 Offer Starting Date 15 Jan 2027 Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? NoOffer DescriptionT RCAT: Transcription–Replication Conflicts as Anti-cancer TargetsTranscription–replication conflicts (TRCs) are a major source of DNA replication stress and DNA damage. Growing evidence suggests that TRCs contribute to genome instability in many cancers, creating selective pressure for tumor cells to adapt and tolerate these conflicts. Despite this, their therapeutic potential remains largely unexplored. TRCAT will investigate the molecular vulnerabilities created by TRCs and evaluate whether targeting these conflicts and their associated genetic dependencies can open new therapeutic opportunities for cancer.THE PROJECTIdentify genetic interactions driving genome instability at transcription-replication conflicts.Perform combinatorial functional CRISPR screenings.Conduct drug assays targeting TRC-associated dependencies.Evaluate therapeutic potential through preclinical assays (scratch/wound-healing assays, spheroids, and related modelsABOUT THE GROUPWe are a multidisciplinary group dedicated to understanding and therapeutically exploiting genome instability in cancer, with a particular focus on transcription-addicted tumors such as Ewing sarcoma. Our work integrates wet-lab molecular biology in vitro studies with human cell lines, in vivo Drosophila models, and computational genomics to dissect how oncogenic transcriptional programs generate genome instability and how this vulnerability can be turned into a therapeutic opportunity.CANDIDATE PROFILEPhD in Genetics, Biomedicine, Molecular/Cell Biology,



or a related fieldStrong wet-lab experience in genome stability research, including DNA damage, DNA replication stress, and/or genome instability assaysStrong background in the molecular biology and pathogenesis of Ewing sarcomaExperience in mammalian cell culture and molecular/cellular biology techniques (e.G., immunofluorescence, Western blot, qPCR, ChIP,...)Experience with CRISPR screens and/or functional genomicsExperience with genome-wide assays and analysis, including NGS and bioinformaticsCertificate in animal experimentation (A+B+C)Demonstrated ability to independently design experiments, troubleshoot, and develop research projectsAbility to analyze, interpret, and integrate complex experimental and genomic datasetsStrong publication record, including at least two first-author publicationsExcellent scientific communication and writing skillsStrong wet-lab experience in genome stability research, including DNA damage, DNA replication stress, and/or genome instability assaysExperience in mammalian cell culture and molecular/cellular biology techniques (e.G., immunofluorescence, Western blot, qPCR, ChIP,...)Experience with CRISPR screens and/or functional genomicsExperience with genome-wide assays and analysis, including NGS and bioinformaticsDemonstrated ability to independently design experiments, troubleshoot, and develop research projectsAbility to analyze, interpret, and integrate complex experimental and genomic datasetsStrong publication record, including at least two first-author publicationsExcellent scientific communication and writing skillsFluency in EnglishSpecific RequirementsPhD in Genetics, Biomedicine, Molecular/Cell Biology,



or a related fieldStrong background in the molecular biology and pathogenesis of Ewing sarcomaCertificate in animal experimentation (A+B+C)Languages ENGLISH Level ExcellentResearch Field Biological sciencesAdditional InformationA multidisciplinary, collaborative research environment with a strong publication record and active national/international collaborationsAccess to leading core facilities (imaging, genomics, proteomics)Training and career development support, including support for national/international fellowship applicationsAn international lab based in BarcelonaEligibility criteriaA specific committee will evaluate the applications using the following criteria:Suitability of the CV for the job (maximum 20)PhD in the specific research field (maximum 20)Motivation letter (maximum 20)Experience in the research field (maximum 20). E.G.: > 3 years (15 points), Other criteria based on specific merits (maximum 20)Selection processThe specific committee will agree upon an award proposal and draw up a prioritized shortlist of candidates who have achieved a minimum of 50 points or declare the call for applications null and void if none of the applicants reach the minimum score.The award proposal will be published in the UB's electronic office and must include the total scores of the candidates that have received a total of at least 50 points.Application ProcessAccording to the specific requirements and selection criteria, the candidates are expected to provide at least the following documents:Full CVAdditional commentsThe candidate proposed for hiring must accept the job offer within 3 working days from the date of notification of the selection.Be aware that the starting date sets in this offer is an estimate date. The official starting date will depend on the time necessary for administration to prepare the labour contract and present the necessary documents for the selected candidate to be hired.Priority will be given to people with disabilities (Law 89/2015 of June 2, reserve of quota 2% in favour of people with disabilities in companies of 50 or more people).#J-18808-Ljbffr

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