PhD Position in Chemical Biology: The University of Marburg invites applications for a Doctoral Researcher/PhD position in the Department of Chemistry, focusing on chemical biology. This opportunity offers extensive research and development responsibilities with an emphasis on organic synthesis and photochemistry.
Designation
Doctoral Researcher/PhD Position
Table of Information
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Research Area | Chemical Biology |
| Location | University of Marburg, Germany |
| Salary | E 13 TV-H (50% part-time) |
| Duration | 3 years |
| Volume of Employment | Part-time (50%) |
| Entry Date | As soon as possible |
| Application Deadline | August 3, 2025 |
Eligibility/Qualification
- Master’s degree or equivalent in Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Biotechnology, or Pharmacy.
- Strong focus on organic synthesis, preferably with experience in photosensitive molecules (photocages, photoswitches).
- Solid theoretical and practical background in organic chemistry.
- Some experience with biological techniques or a willingness to learn.
- Interest in understanding biological processes at the atomic level.
- Self-motivated and capable team player.
Description
The successful candidate will engage in independent research, focusing on:
- Design and execution of multistep organic synthesis of photosensitive molecules.
- Photochemical characterization of compounds.
- Solid-phase synthesis of peptides.
- Conducting cell-based biological experiments.
- Scientific communication in an international environment.
- Teaching and supervising Bachelor and Master students.
This position offers ample opportunities for professional development and contributes to the completion of a doctoral degree.
How to Apply
Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications by clicking on the application button provided on the university’s official website. For more information, contact:
Prof. Dr. Olalla Vázquez
Phone: +49 6421-28 22745
Email: olalla.vazquez@staff.uni-marburg.de
Last Date for Apply
August 3, 2025
Note: The University of Marburg supports women and encourages them to apply, especially in underrepresented areas. Applications from individuals with disabilities will also be preferred in cases of equal qualifications.
