NUCLEAR Doctoral Candidate Positions: The NUCLEAR project announces the opening of 16 Doctoral Candidate positions aimed at advancing research in the emerging field of Metabolic Regulation of Genome Function and Cell Identity, particularly concerning stem cell biology and cancer. This initiative is part of the Marie Skłodowska Curie Action Doctoral Network, funded by the European Commission.
Title: Scholarships for Doctoral Candidates in Metabolic Regulation of Genome Function
Designation: Doctoral Candidate
Research Area:
Metabolic Regulation of Genome Function, Chromatin Regulation, Stem Cell Biology, Cancer Biology, and Precision Nutrition
Location:
Various partner organizations across Europe, with specific details provided in the recruitment announcements.
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Applicants must hold a relevant Master’s degree in life sciences, molecular biology, or a related field.
- Strong background in metabolomics, functional genomics, or cancer research is preferred.
- Demonstrated interest in interdisciplinary research combining metabolomics with genomics.
- Candidates should possess keen analytical skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.
Job Description:
Successful candidates will engage in cutting-edge research aimed at:
- Developing tools for detecting metabolism in the nucleus.
- Understanding how metabolism regulates chromatin functions.
- Exploring metabolism-chromatin interactions as potential targets in cancer cells.
- Collaborating with European leaders in related fields to drive innovative cancer research.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should prepare the following documents for submission:
- Updated CV
- Cover letter detailing research interests and relevant experience
- Copies of academic transcripts
- Contact information for two referees
Applications should be submitted via the NUCLEAR project website or the specified application platform listed in the job announcements.
Last Date to Apply:
The specific deadline for applications will be announced soon. Candidates are encouraged to stay updated through the NUCLEAR project’s official channels.
For more information about the positions and updates, please follow the NUCLEAR project on social media at NuclearDn.
Join the NUCLEAR initiative to contribute to groundbreaking research at the intersection of metabolism, genome function, and cancer biology!
