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职位招聘：博士后研究员/研究助理
工作：研究职位
招聘单位：香港城市大学化学系
研究项目：开发用于动物农场的快速病原体检测试剂盒

香港城市大学化学系江润章副教授课题组现有几个博士后研究员/研究助理职位空缺，欢迎感兴趣的研究人员联系申请。
申请人须拥有 (i) 香港本地大学或广受认可的大学的博士学位（博士后职位），或香港本地大学的硕士或学士学位（生物科学或相关的研究助理职位）申请人的专业学科包括：生物医学科学、生物医学工程、生物化学、分子生物学、微生物学、细胞生物学、生理学；(ii) 常规的分子生物学、生物化学和生物物理技术的研究和实验操作经验，包括 PCR、克隆、蛋白质表达和纯化、蛋白质印迹, SDS-PAGE, 生物信息学等； (iii) 良好的中英文沟通能力； (iv) 独立工作能力和参与团队研究的意愿。符合资格的申请人将在香港城市大学化学系工作。
符合资格的申请人将获得为期一年的合同，可在表现良好且双方同意的情况下续签。申请者应在申请（通过电子邮件）中提供以下文件： (1) 完整的简历（包括学历、研究经历和论文发表情况）；（2）学历证明复印件； (3) 推荐信。
有经验的研究助理（例如持有MPhil学位）的薪水为港币17,000，有经验的博士后的薪水为港币25,000 – 27,000。请通过电子邮件联系并将相关材料提交给江教授(bhrkong@cityu.edu.hk)。

江润章副教授课题组介绍：
江润章博士在澳大利亚莫纳什大学获得微生物学博士学位，现为香港城市大学化学系副教授。多年来，江教授一直从事分子生物学研究，涉及的项目涉及病原体流行病学和毒性的分子研究到人类遗传性疾病的分子遗传学。多次获得政府、大学和公司的项目资金支持，以开展基础和应用研究。江教授的研究兴趣是以 DNA 的新型技术为基础的风险评估和生物修复工具的开发和应用，以解决与海洋环境污染的相关的问题。江教授课题组的研究项目包括：开发基于基因组用于水传播病原体的诊断（多重定量 PCR 和 DNA 芯片）、缺氧和污染物诱导鱼类和人类细胞系生殖功能损害的基因标记功能研究、细菌发病机制模型、合成生物学和基因组进化技术在全氟化合物生物修复中的应用。另外，江教授的研究还运用了大量组学分析技术。目前已在包括《自然通讯》、《环境科学与技术》、《环境科学与技术综述》、《环境污染》和《水生毒理学》等国际知名期刊发表论文。
https://www.cityu.edu.hk/chem/profile/dryck.htm

代表性论文：
1.       Mo, J., Au, D. W. T., Guo, J., Winkler, C., Kong, R. Y. C., Seemann, F. (2021). Benzo[a]pyrene osteotoxicity and the regulatory roles of genetic and epigenetic factors: A review. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science & Technology, 1-39.
2.       Farzana, S., Cheung, S.G., Kong, R.Y.C., Wong, Y.S., Tam, N.F.Y. (2021). Enhanced remediation of BDE-209 in contaminated mangrove sediment by planting and aquaculture effluent. Science of Total Environment 754, 142094.
3.       He, Y-Q., Tsang, K.F., Kong, R.Y.C., Chow, Y.T. (2020). Indication of electromagnetic field exposure via RBF-SVM using time-series features of zebrafish locomotion. Sensors 20(17), 4818.
4.       Mo, J.Z., Au, D.W.T., Wan, M.T., Shi, J.-C., Zhang, G., Winkler, C., Kong, R.Y.C., Seemann, F. (2020). Multigenerational impacts of benzo[a]pyrene on bone modeling and remodeling in medaka (Oryzias latipes). Environmental Science & Technology 54 (19), 12271-12284.
5.       Lai, K.P., Tam, N., Wang, S.Y., Lin, X., Chan, T.F., Au, D.W.T., Wu, R.S.S., Kong, R.Y.C. (2020). Hypoxia causes sex-specific hepatic toxicity at the transcriptome level in marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma). Aquatic Toxicology 224, 105520.
6.       Yingprasertchai, T., Yu, R.M.K., Tran, T.K.A., Kong, R.Y.C., O'Connor, W.A., MacFarlane, G.R. (2019). Characterisation of the metallothionein gene in the Sydney rock oyster and its expression upon metal exposure in oysters with different prior metal exposure histories. Marine Environmental Research 151, 104775.
7.       Lai, K.P., Wang, S.Y., Li, J.W., Tong, Y., Chan, T.F., Jin, N., Tse, A., Zhang, J.W., Wan, M.T., Tam, N., Au, D.W.T., Lee, B.Y., Lee, J.S., Wong, A.S.T., Kong, R.Y.C., Wu, R.S.S. (2019). Hypoxia causes transgenerational impairment of ovarian development and hatching success in fish. Environmental Science & Technology 53, 3917-3928.
8.       Tran, T.K.A., Yu, R.M.K., Islam, R., Nguyen, T.H.T., Bui, T.L.H., Kong, R.Y.C., O’Connor, W., Leusch, F.D.L., Priestley, M.A., MacFarlane, G.R. (2019). The utility of vitellogenin as a biomarker of estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals in molluscs. Environmental Pollution 248, 1067-1078.
9.       Sun, W., He, Y., Leung, S.W., Kong, R.Y.C. (2019). In vivo analysis of embryo development and behavioral response of medaka fish under static magnetic field exposures. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16, 844.
10.       Lai, K.P., Li, J.W., Wang, S.Y., Wan, T., Chan, T.F., Lui, W.Y., Au, D.W.T., Wu, R.S.S., Kong, R.Y.C. (2018). Transcriptomic analysis reveals transgenerational effect of hypoxia on the neural control of testicular functions. Aquatic Toxicology 195, 41-48.
11.       Tan, T.F., Yu, R.M.K., Wu, R.S.S., Kong, R.Y.C. (2017). Overexpression and knockdown of HIF-1 disrupt steroidogenesis and embryonic development in zebrafish. Gene Regulation and Systems Biology.
12.       Yang, Y., Lai, A.C.K., Kong, R.Y.C., Deng, Q.H. (2017). Experimental and numerical study of the performance of upper-room ultraviolet germicidal irradiation with the effective Z-value of airborne bacteria. Aerosol Science & Technology.
13.       Tran, T.K.A., MacFarlane, G.R., Kong, R.Y.C., O'Connor, W.A. and Yu, R.M.K. (2017). The constitutively active estrogen receptor (ER) binds and activates the promotoer of the vitellogenin (Vtg) gene in the Sydney rock oyster, Saccostrea glomerata. Marine Pollution Bulletin 118(1-2), 397-402.
14.       Wang, S.Y., Lau, K., Lai, K.P., Zhang, J.W., Tse, A.C.K., Li, J.W., Tong, Y., Chan, T.F., Wong, C.K.C., Chiu, J.M.Y., Au, D.W.T., Wong, A.S.T., Kong, R.Y.C. and Wu, R.S.S. (2016). Hypoxia causes transgenerational impairments in reproduction of fish. Nature Communications.
15.       Lai, K.P., Li, J.W., Tse, A.C.K., Cheung, A., Wang, S., Chan, T.F., Kong, R.Y.C. and Wu, R.S.S. (2016). Transcriptomic responses of marine medaka's ovary to hypoxia. Aquatic Toxicology.
16.       Li, J-W., Lin, X., Tse, A., Cheung, A., Chan, T.F., Kong, R.Y.C., Lai, K.P. and Wu, R.S.S. (2016). Discovery and functional characterization of novel miRNAs in the marine medaka Oryzias melastigma. Aquatic Toxicology 175, 106-116.
17.       Diao, Y-L, Leung, P., Chan K.H., Sun, W., Siu, Y-M. and Kong, R.Y.C. (2016). Detailed modelling of palpebral fissue and its influence on SAR and temperature rise in human eye under GHz exposures. Bioelectromagnetics 37(4), 256-263.
18.       Yu, R.M.K., Chaturvedi, G., Tong, S.K.H., Nusrin, S., Giesy, J.P., Wu, R.S.S. and Kong, R.Y.C. (2015). Evidence for microRNA-mediated regulation of steroidogenesis by hypoxia. Environmental Science & Technology 49, 1138-1147.
19.       Lai, K.P., Li, J.W., Lau, K., Tse, A., Wang, S.Y., Lok, S., Tse, W.K.F., Chan, T.F., Kong, R.Y.C. and Wu, R.S.S. (2015). Tissue-specific transcriptome assemblies of the marine medaka, Oryzias melastigma reveals its transcriptomic divergence from the freshwater medaka, Oryzias latipes. BMC Genomics 16: 135.

Position Vacancy: Postdoctoral Fellow(s) / Research Assistant(s)
Job: Research Posts
Organization: Department of Chemistry, City University of Hong Kong
Project: Development of Rapid Pathogen Detection Kits for Animal Farms

Several postdoctoral Fellow/Research Assistant positions are available in the Department of Chemistry, City University of Hong Kong.
Applicants should have (i) a PhD degree from either HK local universities or well-recognised non-local institutions (for Postdoctoral Fellow(s), or a Master’s or Bachelor’s degree from HK local universities (for Research Assistant(s) in Biological Science or related disciplines – Biomedical Science, Biomedical Engineering, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Cell Biology, Physiology; (ii) research and hands-on experience in general molecular biology, biochemical and biophysical techniques including PCR, cloning, protein expression and purification, western blotting, SDS-PAGE, bioinformatics, etc; (iii) good communication skills in English and Chinese; and (iv) the ability to work independently and the willingness to participate in team-based research. He/She will work in the Department of Chemistry, City University of Hong Kong.
Appointment will initially be made on contract basis for one year, renewable subject to good performance and mutual agreement. Applicants should provide the following documents in the application (by email): (1) full curriculum vitae (including academic qualifications, research experience and publications); (2) copies of academic certificates; and (3) reference letters.
Salary for RA with experience (e.g., with MPhil) will be HK$17,000, and salary for post-doc with experience will be HK$25,000 – HK$27,000. Applications should be submitted by email to Dr. Richard Y C Kong (bhrkong@cityu.edu.hk).

Introduction of Prof. Kong’s Research Group
Dr. Richard Kong received his PhD in Microbiology from Monash University, Australia. He is currently an Associate Professor of Department of Chemistry and a member of State Key Laboratory of Marine Pollution, City University of Hong Kong.
https://www.cityu.edu.hk/chem/profile/dryck.htm
Prof. Kong has been actively involved in molecular biology research for many years, involving projects that varied from molecular investigations of pathogen epidemiology and virulence to molecular genetics of inherited disorders in humans. He is well funded by many internal, external and industrial grants to carry out both basic and applied research. His research interest is on the development and application of novel DNA-based technologies as risk assessment and bioremediation tools to address problems related to diverse aspects of pollution in the marine environment. Projects on these themes in his laboratory include: development of genome-based diagnostics (multiplex quantitative-PCR and DNA chips) for waterborne pathogens; functional studies of gene markers of hypoxia- and xenobiotic-induced disruption of reproductive functions in fish and human cell lines; models of bacterial pathogenesis; application of synthetic biology and genome evolution technologies for bioremediation of perfluorinated compounds. Prof. Kong has extensive experience on the comparative use of a wide variety of bioinformatic tools that have been described in many of his recent publications on gene expression studies in bacteria and fungi to higher vertebrates. He has published extensively in leading international journals in Microbiology, and Molecular and Cell Biology, and has served on the Editorial Board and as a reviewer for various International journals.
Selected Publications
1.       Mo, J., Au, D. W. T., Guo, J., Winkler, C., Kong, R. Y. C., Seemann, F. (2021). Benzo[a]pyrene osteotoxicity and the regulatory roles of genetic and epigenetic factors: A review. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science & Technology, 1-39.
2.       Farzana, S., Cheung, S.G., Kong, R.Y.C., Wong, Y.S., Tam, N.F.Y. (2021). Enhanced remediation of BDE-209 in contaminated mangrove sediment by planting and aquaculture effluent. Science of Total Environment 754, 142094.
3.       He, Y-Q., Tsang, K.F., Kong, R.Y.C., Chow, Y.T. (2020). Indication of electromagnetic field exposure via RBF-SVM using time-series features of zebrafish locomotion. Sensors 20(17), 4818.
4.       Mo, J.Z., Au, D.W.T., Wan, M.T., Shi, J.-C., Zhang, G., Winkler, C., Kong, R.Y.C., Seemann, F. (2020). Multigenerational impacts of benzo[a]pyrene on bone modeling and remodeling in medaka (Oryzias latipes). Environmental Science & Technology 54 (19), 12271-12284.
5.       Lai, K.P., Tam, N., Wang, S.Y., Lin, X., Chan, T.F., Au, D.W.T., Wu, R.S.S., Kong, R.Y.C. (2020). Hypoxia causes sex-specific hepatic toxicity at the transcriptome level in marine medaka (Oryzias melastigma). Aquatic Toxicology 224, 105520.
6.       Yingprasertchai, T., Yu, R.M.K., Tran, T.K.A., Kong, R.Y.C., O'Connor, W.A., MacFarlane, G.R. (2019). Characterisation of the metallothionein gene in the Sydney rock oyster and its expression upon metal exposure in oysters with different prior metal exposure histories. Marine Environmental Research 151, 104775.
7.       Lai, K.P., Wang, S.Y., Li, J.W., Tong, Y., Chan, T.F., Jin, N., Tse, A., Zhang, J.W., Wan, M.T., Tam, N., Au, D.W.T., Lee, B.Y., Lee, J.S., Wong, A.S.T., Kong, R.Y.C., Wu, R.S.S. (2019). Hypoxia causes transgenerational impairment of ovarian development and hatching success in fish. Environmental Science & Technology 53, 3917-3928.
8.       Tran, T.K.A., Yu, R.M.K., Islam, R., Nguyen, T.H.T., Bui, T.L.H., Kong, R.Y.C., O’Connor, W., Leusch, F.D.L., Priestley, M.A., MacFarlane, G.R. (2019). The utility of vitellogenin as a biomarker of estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals in molluscs. Environmental Pollution 248, 1067-1078.
9.       Sun, W., He, Y., Leung, S.W., Kong, R.Y.C. (2019). In vivo analysis of embryo development and behavioral response of medaka fish under static magnetic field exposures. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16, 844.
10.       Lai, K.P., Li, J.W., Wang, S.Y., Wan, T., Chan, T.F., Lui, W.Y., Au, D.W.T., Wu, R.S.S., Kong, R.Y.C. (2018). Transcriptomic analysis reveals transgenerational effect of hypoxia on the neural control of testicular functions. Aquatic Toxicology 195, 41-48.
11.       Tan, T.F., Yu, R.M.K., Wu, R.S.S., Kong, R.Y.C. (2017). Overexpression and knockdown of HIF-1 disrupt steroidogenesis and embryonic development in zebrafish. Gene Regulation and Systems Biology.
12.       Yang, Y., Lai, A.C.K., Kong, R.Y.C., Deng, Q.H. (2017). Experimental and numerical study of the performance of upper-room ultraviolet germicidal irradiation with the effective Z-value of airborne bacteria. Aerosol Science & Technology.
13.       Tran, T.K.A., MacFarlane, G.R., Kong, R.Y.C., O'Connor, W.A. and Yu, R.M.K. (2017). The constitutively active estrogen receptor (ER) binds and activates the promotoer of the vitellogenin (Vtg) gene in the Sydney rock oyster, Saccostrea glomerata. Marine Pollution Bulletin 118(1-2), 397-402.
14.       Wang, S.Y., Lau, K., Lai, K.P., Zhang, J.W., Tse, A.C.K., Li, J.W., Tong, Y., Chan, T.F., Wong, C.K.C., Chiu, J.M.Y., Au, D.W.T., Wong, A.S.T., Kong, R.Y.C. and Wu, R.S.S. (2016). Hypoxia causes transgenerational impairments in reproduction of fish. Nature Communications.
15.       Lai, K.P., Li, J.W., Tse, A.C.K., Cheung, A., Wang, S., Chan, T.F., Kong, R.Y.C. and Wu, R.S.S. (2016). Transcriptomic responses of marine medaka's ovary to hypoxia. Aquatic Toxicology.
16.       Li, J-W., Lin, X., Tse, A., Cheung, A., Chan, T.F., Kong, R.Y.C., Lai, K.P. and Wu, R.S.S. (2016). Discovery and functional characterization of novel miRNAs in the marine medaka Oryzias melastigma. Aquatic Toxicology 175, 106-116.
17.       Diao, Y-L, Leung, P., Chan K.H., Sun, W., Siu, Y-M. and Kong, R.Y.C. (2016). Detailed modelling of palpebral fissue and its influence on SAR and temperature rise in human eye under GHz exposures. Bioelectromagnetics 37(4), 256-263.
18.       Yu, R.M.K., Chaturvedi, G., Tong, S.K.H., Nusrin, S., Giesy, J.P., Wu, R.S.S. and Kong, R.Y.C. (2015). Evidence for microRNA-mediated regulation of steroidogenesis by hypoxia. Environmental Science & Technology 49, 1138-1147.
19.       Lai, K.P., Li, J.W., Lau, K., Tse, A., Wang, S.Y., Lok, S., Tse, W.K.F., Chan, T.F., Kong, R.Y.C. and Wu, R.S.S. (2015). Tissue-specific transcriptome assemblies of the marine medaka, Oryzias melastigma reveals its transcriptomic divergence from the freshwater medaka, Oryzias latipes. BMC Genomics 16: 135.

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