PhD Scholarship in Bioinformatics: DTU Bioengineering is offering a fully funded 3-year PhD position in Bioinformatics Based Mapping of N-Glycosylation of Proteins in Archaea as part of the Marie Sklodowska-Curie doctoral training Program, GLYCO-N, funded by the EU. The project, supervised by Professor Bernard Henrissat, aims to pioneer the use of advanced digitalization methods to map, discover, and predict the function of new enzymes, offering a unique opportunity for those interested in enzyme biotechnology.
PhD Scholarship in Bioinformatics of the Glycosylation Machinery of Archaea at DTU Bioengineering
Summary Table
| Title | PhD Scholarship in Bioinformatics of the Glycosylation Machinery of Archaea |
|---|---|
| Study Area | Bioinformatics, Enzyme Biotechnology |
| Location | DTU Bioengineering, Denmark |
| Eligibility/Qualification | Two-year master’s degree (120 ECTS points) or equivalent; experience in genome and protein sequence analysis, bioinformatics, and Python programming |
| Start Date | 1 November 2024 |
| Last Date to Apply | 31 May 2024 (23:59 Danish time) |
| Supervisors | Professor Bernard Henrissat, Professor Anne S. Meyer |
| Contact Information | Anne S. Meyer (asme@dtu.dk), Bernard Henrissat (behen@dtu.dk) |
Study Area
Bioinformatics, with a focus on enzyme biotechnology, particularly the N-Glycosylation of Proteins in Archaea.
Location
DTU Bioengineering, Denmark
Eligibility/Qualification
- A two-year master’s degree (120 ECTS points) or equivalent.
- Experience with genome and protein sequence analysis, bioinformatics, and Python programming, preferably within enzyme biotechnology.
- Practical experience with carbohydrate processing enzymes and/or SQL is a major advantage.
- Must not have worked in Denmark before.
- Excellent communication skills in English.
- Willingness to travel for MSCA GLYCO-N activities.
Description
The PhD project will be a part of an international and interdisciplinary research training program under the GLYCO-N network. The focus is on pioneering advanced digitalization methods to map and predict the function of new enzymes, enhancing knowledge in enzyme bioinformatics and discovery research. This position promises a solid foundation for a career in enzyme protein research, supported by a highly collaborative team at DTU.
How to Apply
Complete online application must be submitted by 31 May 2024 (23:59 Danish time). Applications should be in English and submitted as one PDF file including:
- A cover letter
- Curriculum vitae
- Grade transcripts and BSc/MSc diploma (in English) including official description of the grading scale
- Optional: list of contacts for reference
To apply, click on “Apply now” at the official application link, fill out the form, and attach all materials in one PDF file. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
Last Date to Apply
31 May 2024 (23:59 Danish time)
Additional Information
- The PhD position is full-time for 3 years.
- For further details, contact Professor Anne S. Meyer (asme@dtu.dk) or Professor Bernard Henrissat (behen@dtu.dk).
- More information on living and working in Denmark can be found on the DTU website, including a free seminar on PhD relocation and startup in Denmark.
This is a fantastic opportunity to advance your career in bioinformatics and enzyme biotechnology at a globally recognized technical university. All interested candidates are encouraged to apply regardless of age, gender, race, disability, religion, or ethnic background.
