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A leading research institution specializing in plant and animal genomics invites applications for a PhD student position, focusing on molecular mechanisms of circadian clock function. The role involves conducting cutting-edge research and engaging with advanced genomic technologies in a collaborative environment.
Join to apply for the PhD Student (Ref 35 / 2025) role at Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics - CRAG.
CRAG is an independent research institution engaged in leading-edge basic and applied plant and farm animal sciences. It is established as a consortium of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology (IRTA), Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), and University of Barcelona (UB). The Center, located at the UAB Campus, hosts 200 members from around the world.
The research programs at CRAG utilize genomic technologies and large datasets to study plant and farm animal sciences, from basic science to applied research. The PhD position involves working within the group focused on Molecular mechanisms of circadian clock function.
The candidate will conduct molecular and cellular analyses of the circadian system in plants, regularly updating and training on recent advances to enhance project participation and development.
Responsibilities include:
Requirements include experience in plant molecular biology.
Contract Duration: 6 months
Hours per week: Full-time
Applicants should submit their applications via the CRAG website. CRAG is committed to the principles of the European Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers and promotes equality and inclusion, reserving positions for disabled staff.
Required application documents:
Employment type: Full-time
Job function: Education and Training
Industry: Research Services