Beamline scientist in the Structural Biology group F/M

You will play a major role in the operation and continued development of the ID23-1 and ID23-2 beamlines, as well as contribute to the activities of the Structural Biology Group.

The ESRF provides access to state-of-the art facilities for diffraction, solution scattering and cryo-electron microscopy experiments in Structural Biology. These include 5 refurbished beamlines dedicated to macromolecular crystallography (MX) and a new beamline dedicated to room temperature serial crystallography, as part of the ESRF Extremely Brilliant Source (EBS).

As a Beamline Scientist, your missions will be the following:

• Lead and develop independent scientific research focused on microfocus MX, integrating novel strategies that will advance and expand its applications, and contributing to broader group initiatives such as state-of-the-art synchrotron serial crystallography, in situ ligand dispensing and mixing, multi-crystal data collection, and cryo-trapped and room-temperature time-resolved MX.
• Manage the day-to-day operation and the ongoing development of the ID23-1 and ID23-2 beamlines, helping to the implementation of instrumentation, development of software and methods that will benefit the full suite of MX beamlines within the Structural Biology Group.
• Provide support to external users as a Local Contact on MX beamlines. 

Further information may be obtained from M. Nanao (max.nanao@esrf.fr) or M. Soler-López (solerlop@esrf.fr).