Post-doctoral Fellow in Time-Resolved Serial Crystallography for the Structural Biology Group (F/M)

The ID29 beamline is the first serial crystallography beamline for room temperature, time-resolved studies at a high energy 4th generation synchrotron. It delivers an unmatched flux density, enabling diffraction data collection from micro-sized samples in a few microseconds, allowing exploration of structural changes at room temperature. The beamline features state-of-the-art equipment, with fast goniometer for fixed target and liquid sample delivery, a high dynamic range integrating detector and laser probes. A dedicated sample preparation laboratory supports crystal delivery systems like injectors, fixed targets and microfluidic devices.

You will focus on developing novel environments for crystal handling and delivery systems for time-resolved experiments, as well as novel data collection methods, contributing to in-house and collaborative research projects. You will also participate in beamline operations, support external users as the local contact, and have the opportunity to develop your own research.

Further information please contact Daniele de Sanctis (tel.: +33 (0)4 76 88 28 69, email: daniele.de_sanctis@esrf.fr).