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PhD Student position within the field of pre-mRNA splicing and disease

JOB DESCRIPTION The RNA Precision Medicine Center, Section of Translational Biology, at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, the University of Southern Denmark, invites applications for a PhD student position within the field of pre-mRNA splicing and disease. The position is to be filled from 1 April 2026. The candidate will be part of

(Senior) Scientist (m/f/d) in the Department of Molecular Biosciences

Your Responsibilities Activities for the implementation of the development agreement to be concluded with objectives in research, teaching, and administration Strengthening the work area of “Oncological Biophysics” through independent research on the molecular mechanisms of the interaction of antitumor agents with complex tumor models Collaboration with established research groups at the University of Graz, especially

Project Assistant – Doctoral candidate

Your Responsibilities You will record and analyse vegetation and landscape dynamics, including data collection, curation, and analysis, as well as related work on articles for scientific journals. In particular, analyses using empirical dynamic modelling (EDM) and state space modelling will be applied Independent and collaborative research with a focus on vegetation ecology (theory and field

Project assistent without doctorate (m/f/d)

Your Responsibilities Writing a dissertation in the field of biology Research on the effects of climate change on biology soil crusts in high alpine regions Participation in setup and supervision of climate change experiments in the field Execution of experiments under controlled conditions in the laboratory Participation in the institute’s organizational and administrative tasks Your

Advertisement of Postdoctoral and Doctoral Researchers in Plant Developmental Biology

Doctoral researcher and post doc positions are available in the research group led by Academy Professor Ari Pekka Mähönen at Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland. Vascular cambium produces secondary xylem (wood) and phloem. The goal of the group is to elucidate the molecular mechanisms and intercellular dynamics underlying bidirectional cell

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