The Italian Institute for Genomic Medicine (IIGM) is a young non-profit research organisation in Torino (Italy) operating in the field of genetic and epigenetic research. The mission of IIGM is to promote basic and applied research and post-graduate training in scientific disciplines related to human genetics, genomics and post-genomics by using the most updated technological platforms in an integrated environment.
Web site : http://www.hugef-torino.org/site/index.php?l=ENG
A research fellow position is available to work mainly within the recently started H2020 project LIFEPATH that investigates the determinants of diverging ageing pathways among individuals belonging to different socio-economic groups. The demographic data, and the majority of the biological one, are already available and come from European cohorts with intense phenotyping that provide information on healthy ageing at different stages of life and genome-wide methylation profiles (Illumina 850K array).
New data will be generated within the project and will consist of genome-wide methylation profiles, NGS data of miRNAs and gene expression, and inflammation-related proteins levels.
Dr. Silvia Polidoro and Professor Paolo Vineis at HuGeF will lead the project, in collaboration with Dr Marc Chadeau-Hyam at Imperial College London.

A full curriculum vitae and a letter of intent should be sent by the closing date of July, 19th, 2017
Prof. Paolo Vineis Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology Unit
Human Genetics Foundation (HuGeF)
Tel: +39-011-6709568 Fax: +39-011-236546 email: p.vineis@imperial.ac.uk
and to : Dr. Silvia Polidoro
e.mail : silvia.polidoro@iigm.it
The CV should include the following information:
Applicant’s full name, private address and private telephone number
A confidential e-mail address, where possible
Degrees (including University and dates)
Past and present posts
List of publications
Brief description of future research plans

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