PhD: Time-Resolved Crystallography of Two Dioxygenases

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Grenoble, France Karlstad University Temps plein

A premier European research facility is seeking a PhD candidate for a project on capturing mechanisms in dioxygenases using time-resolved crystallography and spectroscopy. The position is based in Grenoble, France, and offers a two-year renewable contract. Candidates must meet specific educational requirements and demonstrate proficiency in English. The role promises collaboration with international experts in a vibrant city, known for its natural beauty and academic excellence.
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