CRG International PhD Programme: The Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona is offering 20 PhD fellowships as part of its International PhD Programme 2025. This is an excellent opportunity for motivated researchers to join a prestigious institution dedicated to innovative research in genomic regulation and related areas.
Designation
PhD Fellowships (20 positions available)
Research Areas
| Research Lab | Areas of Focus |
|---|---|
| Gebauer’s Lab | RNA-Binding Proteins, Cancer Biology |
| Malhotra’s Lab | Collagens, Skin Aging, Scleroderma |
| Ferruz’s Lab | Protein Design, Enzyme Engineering |
| Surrey Lab | Cytoskeleton, Self-organization |
| Baud Lab | Host-Microbiome Interactions |
| Höpfler’s Lab | RNA Biology, Gene Regulation |
| Novoa’s Lab | RNA Modifications, Cancer Biomarkers |
| Lin Hsiu-Chuan Lab | Gene Regulation, Cell Engineering |
| Sébé-Pedrós Lab | Genome Evolution, Comparative Genomics |
| Beekman Lab | Lymphoma, DNA Methylation |
| Velten’s Lab | Single-Cell Genomics, Stem Cells |
| Cosma Lab | 3D Genome Organization, Stem Cells |
| Vernós Lab | Cell Division, Cancer |
| Böké Lab | Oocyte Biology, Fertility |
| Stroustrup Lab | Aging, Molecular Genetics |
| Weghorn Lab | Computational Biology, Evolution |
Location
Barcelona, Spain
Eligibility/Qualification
- Open to candidates of any nationality.
- Must hold a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in biomedical sciences or equivalent (minimum 300 ECTS).
- Exceptional academic record and previous research experience are required.
- High proficiency in English is mandatory.
- Previous candidates interviewed for CRG PhD calls or those currently performing their Master’s at CRG are not eligible.
Description
The CRG International PhD Programme is designed to promote scientific excellence and provides an environment rich in training and development. PhD students will receive:
- An annual work contract with a competitive salary for 4 years.
- Full health and occupational insurance coverage.
- Integration into the Spanish Social Security System.
Selected candidates will benefit from peer mentoring, state-of-the-art laboratories, and the guidance of leading scientists in genomics and biotechnology.
How to Apply
- Applications are to be submitted online; no applications by email will be accepted.
- Register for the online application system.
- Complete the application form detailing personal information, education background, research experience, and interests.
- Two reference letters will be requested automatically from the nominated referees.
- Specify up to two CRG labs for PhD matching in the application.
Important: Ensure that all documents, including academic transcripts and reference letters, are submitted before the deadline. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Last Date to Apply
12th January 2025
This is an incredible opportunity for aspiring researchers to advance their careers in a dynamic and multidisciplinary environment. Applicants are encouraged to prepare their materials thoroughly and make use of available workshops for application guidance.
