10 PhD positions in the Research Training Group “EpiSignal - Crosstalk of epigenome chromatin m[...]

Karlstad University; Stuttgart; Vor Ort; EUR 40.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Eine innovative Forschungsgruppe sucht motivierte Doktoranden für spannende Projekte im Bereich der molekularen Epigenetik und Zellsignalisierung. Diese Position bietet die Möglichkeit, an interdisziplinären Projekten zu arbeiten und an einem umfassenden Qualifikationsprogramm teilzunehmen, das sowohl wissenschaftliche als auch übertragbare Fähigkeiten fördert. Die Position ist auf vier Jahre angelegt, mit einer wettbewerbsfähigen Vergütung und einem unterstützenden Arbeitsumfeld. Wenn Sie eine Leidenschaft für Wissenschaft haben und bereit sind, an der Spitze der biomedizinischen Forschung zu arbeiten, ist dies die perfekte Gelegenheit für Sie.

Leistungen

Moderne Laborausstattung

Interdisziplinäres Training

Internationale Wissenschaftler

Wettbewerbsfähiges Gehalt

Qualifikationen

• Starker Interesse an den Disziplinen und Forschungsthemen von EpiSignal.
• Solide theoretische Kenntnisse und experimentelle Fähigkeiten in relevanten Themen.

Aufgaben

• Arbeiten an einem ausgewählten Projekt der Forschungsgruppe.
• Teilnahme am Qualifikationsprogramm der RTG.

Kenntnisse

Interdisziplinäre Forschung

Biochemie

Molekularbiologie

Zellbiologie

Molekulargenetik

Systembiologie

Chemische Biologie

Kommunikationsfähigkeiten

Englischkenntnisse

Ausbildung

Masterabschluss oder Diplom in Biochemie

Masterabschluss oder Diplom in Molekularbiologie

Masterabschluss oder Diplom in Zellbiologie

Masterabschluss oder Diplom in Molekular (Epi)Genetik

Masterabschluss oder Diplom in Systembiologie

Masterabschluss oder Diplom in Chemischer Biologie

Jobbeschreibung

10 PhD positions in the Research Training Group “EpiSignal - Crosstalk of epigenome chromatin modification networks and intracellular signaling pathways”

The EpiSignal RTG (www.grk3112.uni-stuttgart.de/) funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) studies the crosstalk of intracellular signaling pathways and chromatin modification networks. EpiSignal aims to increase the molecular understanding of how the complex networks of cell and epigenome signaling systems determine cell responses and phenotypes, during normal cell development and differentiation, but also in the progression of diseases such as cancer.

The EpiSignal faculty comprises nine groups from the University of Stuttgart and one from the University of Tübingen. The team combines strong, internationally recognized expertise in the fields of biochemistry, cell biology, molecular (epi)genetics, and systems biology. All principal investigators are highly qualified leaders and experts in cutting-edge technologies, with strong publication records in their fields, and experienced in the supervision and mentoring of doctoral researchers.

Considering the growing demand for experts in this exciting field of biomedical research, EpiSignal offers a state-of-the-art interdisciplinary training program at the intersection of cell signaling and molecular epigenetics, that optimally prepares doctoral researchers for future career paths in academia or industry. The EpiSignal qualification program includes interdisciplinary lecture series and workshops, regular scientific seminars with progress and paper presentations, annual retreats with international visiting scientists, tech schools with peer-to-peer training in advanced methods, training in transferable skills, lab visits abroad, industrial internships, and conference participation.

EpiSignal comprises 10 innovative, interdisciplinary projects exploring the overall theme of the RTG from different directions using diverse scientific approaches and methodologies. Information about the individual projects can be found at: www.grk3112.uni-stuttgart.de/research/.

• Cutting-edge research projects providing outstanding doctoral topics and excellent experimental and theoretical training in the relevant disciplines
• Early involvement of doctoral researchers in independent research
• Unique, interdisciplinary education in an emerging field of biomedical research
• Excellent training program for scientific and transferable skills providing all necessary skills for a successful career in academia or industry
• Highly engaged joint supervision by two principal investigators from different research fields
• Competitive salary (TVL-E13; 65%), secured funding for up to 4 years
• Modern lab space and up-to-date equipment
• Friendly, cooperative, and stimulating working environment

Your Profile

• Strong interest in the disciplines and research topics covered by EpiSignal
• Enthusiasm for science and a high degree of motivation
• Strong ambitions to conduct interdisciplinary research in this emerging field
• Solid theoretical knowledge and experimental skills in topics related to the EpiSignal projects
• A completed master's or diploma degree in biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, molecular (epi)genetics, systems biology, chemical biology, or related disciplines
• Excellent communication and interaction skills
• Proficient written and spoken English communication skills

Job details

• You will work on a selected project of the Research Training Group and participate in the qualification program of the RTG.
• One PhD position in each of the EpiSignal projects (TVL-E13; 65%) for four years

Your Application

Your application should be provided as a single pdf (no larger than 10 MB) including the following items in the corresponding order:

• Motivation letter with a brief description of qualifications, research background, and why you are interested in the position (max. 1 page)
• Title and summary of M.Sc. Thesis (max. 2 pages, also provide if thesis is not yet finished)
• Scan of degree diplomas (English or German)
• Transcript of records (courses and grades, English or German)

Application deadline: 2025-05-18 23:59 (Europe/Berlin)

Applications are exclusively accepted by email to [e-mail].

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