Genetics Scholarship: Join us in exploring cutting-edge research in stem cell biology and developmental genetics at The Francis Crick Institute, where you will have the opportunity to work with a renowned team led by Principal Group Leader, Robin Lovell-Badge.
Designation:
Job title: Stem Cell Biology and Developmental Genetics Scholar
Research Area:
- Stem cell differentiation
- Progenitor cell organization
- Gonadal development
- Organogenesis regulation
Location:
The Francis Crick Institute, London, United Kingdom
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Degree in a relevant biological subject
- Research experience in developmental/stem cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology
- Practical experience in cell culture, imaging, and bioinformatics is beneficial but not mandatory
Job Description:
- Conduct research in stem cell biology and developmental genetics with a focus on gonadal cellular phenotypes and gene regulatory networks.
- Utilize genome editing methods to explore gene function during in vitro gonadal differentiation.
- Investigate protein-protein interactions and gene expression patterns in human and murine systems.
- Contribute to understanding the mechanisms of sex determination and gonad development.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit the following documents to scholarship@crickinstitute.com:
- CV
- Cover letter summarizing research experience and interest in the field
- Contact details for two referees
Last Date for Apply:
Applications should be submitted by 30th November 2024 for consideration for this exciting scholarship opportunity.
For more information about this scholarship and research project, please refer to the faculty details at The Francis Crick Institute.
