Molecular Biologist.
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Centro Cardiologico Monzino in Italia
Research Fellow in Molecular Cardiology
University of Milan and IRCCS Monzino Cardiology Center, Milan, Italy
A Research fellow position is available in the Group of Cardiac Development, Remodeling and Regeneration under the supervision of Prof. The group is part of the University of Milan a center of Excellence and one of the biggest University in Italy and is located at the Monzino Cardiology Center in Milan, Italy.
The research focus of the Cattaneo group is to decipher mechanisms by which transcription factors, regulatory elements and epigenetic enzymes orchestrate heart development, regeneration and cardiac fibrosis.
One position is available on a project focusing on understanding epigenetic mechanisms controlling cardiac development. The specific project will include analyses of mouse models and induced pluripotent stem cells using a variety of molecular and epigenetic techniques.
The contract is initially of 12 year with possibility of extension.
Salary scale is to be determined based on previous work experience.
Cloning and advanced models of gene editing.
· Molecular biology experiments to generate RNA-seq, ChIP-seq and ATAC-seq datasets
· Bioinformatic analysis
· Mentoring of students and junior fellows.
· Support for grant applications, project reports and paper preparation.
· Participation in International collaborative projects.
Degree in Molecular Biology, Biotechnology or similar subjects.
· Strong technical skills in molecular and cellular biology.
· Previous experience in the field of cardiovascular research is preferred but not necessary
· Previous experience in mouse handling and FELASA accreditation is highly recommended
· Previous experience in epigenetic approaches and bioinformatics is considered a plus.
· Organizational skills, time efficient, good communication skills and open mind.
· Good knowledge of verbal and written English
· The successful candidate is expected to be ambitious, hard-working, flexible and driven by scientific curiosi