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- PhD Structural and Functional Characterization of a Novel Non-Specific Lipase Identified in Hazelnut
Thesis subject: Structural and Functional Characterization of a Novel Non-Specific Lipase Identified in Hazelnut Seeds
You will join the multidisciplinary collaboration between the time resolved serial crystallography team at ID29, the Department of Science and Pharmaceutical Technology of the University of Turin and Soremartec company part of Ferrero for the study of lipase mechanism that is responsible for hazelnut rancidity outset. The study will combine biophysical and biochemical techniques combined with time resolved crystallography to understand the biochemical mechanism.
Further information may be obtained from:
Daniele de Sanctis (tel.: +33 (0)4 76 88 28 69, email: daniele.de_sanctis@esrf.fr)
Salvatore Adinolfi (tel.: +39 (0)1 16 70 68 62, email: Salvatore.adinolfi@unito.it)
You shall be enrolled in University of Torino / Doctoral School as a condition of your recruitment.
Contract of two years, renewable for one year.
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The ESRF is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from disabled persons.
More details about the Nextstep Doctoral Programme on www.nextstep-programme.eu
NEXTSTEP will train 36 enthusiastic researchers to exploit the unique and transversal capabilities of analytical research infrastructures in tackling the challenges associated with sustainable development and industrial competitiveness in the areas of “Health”, “Digital, Industry & Space”, “Climate, Energy and Mobility” and “Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment”, which are at the heart of Horizon Europe. Host laboratories: ESRF and ILL (France), FZJ (Germany), AREA (Italy), NTNU (Norway).