Doctoral Research Associate Wissenschaftliche/r Mitarbeiter/in (salary level 13 TV-L, 65%) in t[...]

Universität Münster; Münster; Vor Ort; EUR 40.000 - 60.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

A prominent university in Germany is seeking applications for a part-time Ph.D. position in developmental cell biology and genetics. The role involves working towards a doctorate, addressing organ morphogenesis and cell migration, and supervising undergraduate students. Candidates with an M.Sc. in biology or related fields and strong backgrounds in cell biology or molecular biology are encouraged to apply. The university promotes diversity and equal opportunities for all applicants.

Qualifikationen

• M.Sc. degree in biology, biochemistry or a related field.
• Experience in cell or developmental biology, molecular biology, or genetics preferred.
• Fluency in written and spoken English is essential.

Aufgaben

• Work towards a doctorate in developmental cell biology and genetics.
• Address organ morphogenesis and cell migration using various techniques.
• Supervise undergraduate students at Bachelor and Master level.

Kenntnisse

Strong background in cell or developmental biology

Molecular biology

Genetics

Quantitative imaging

Good command of written and spoken English

Ausbildung

M.Sc. degree in biology, biochemistry or related discipline

Jobbeschreibung

42,500 students and 7,750 employees in teaching, research and administration, all working together to shape perspectives for the future – that is the University of Münster. Embedded in the vibrant atmosphere of Münster with its high standard of living, the University’s diverse research profile and attractive study programmes draw students and researchers throughout Germany and from around the world.

The Institute of Integrative Cell Biology and Physiology in the Faculty of Biology at the University of Münster is inviting applications for a

at the earliest possible date. We are offering a part‑time position (65%) on a fixed‑term basis for three years. Full‑time employees are required to teach 4 hours per week during the semester.

• The position is tied to working towards a doctorate (Ph.D.) in the field of developmental cell biology and genetics.
• In the three‑year project, mechanistic questions related to organ morphogenesis and cell migration in Drosophila melanogaster are to be addressed using genetic, molecular and imaging techniques.
• Teaching duties involve supervision of undergraduate students at the Bachelor and Master level.
• The prerequisite for this appointment is a M.Sc. degree in biology, biochemistry or another related discipline.
• Candidates with a strong background in cell or developmental biology, molecular biology or genetics are encouraged to apply.
• Applications from candidates interested in quantitative imaging are especially welcome.
• A good command of written and spoken English is essential.
• German language skills would be advantageous but are not a requirement.

Advantages for you:

The laboratory is based at the Multiscale Imaging Center (MIC), which provides an outstanding interdisciplinary research environment with state‑of‑the‑art microscopy infrastructure (CLSM, spinning disk, SIM, light‑sheet, electron microscopy). The Institute of Integrative Cell Biology and Physiology and MIC offer an international atmosphere and a diverse range of opportunities for dynamic scientific exchange.

The University of Münster strongly supports equal opportunity and diversity. We welcome all applicants regardless of sex, nationality, ethnic or social background, religion or worldview, disability, age, sexual orientation or gender identity. We are committed to creating family‑friendly working conditions.

We actively encourage applications by women. Women with equivalent qualifications and academic achievements will be preferentially considered unless these are outweighed by reasons which necessitate the selection of another candidate.

Applications should include a motivation letter and a curriculum vitae. We look forward to receiving your application by 2025-12-26. Applications should be sent electronically, as one single PDF file, to: