PhD Scholarship in Centrosome Dynamics: The Faculty of Biology at Planegg-Martinsried is offering a fully funded PhD position in Centrosome Dynamics within the Mikeladze-Dvali group. This part-time role (65%) starts in Fall 2024 and focuses on the regulation of centrosome-associated proteins during embryogenesis using C. elegans as a model system.
Summary Table:
| Designation | PhD position in Centrosome Dynamics (m/f/x) |
|---|---|
| Institution | Faculty of Biology – Cell- and Developmental Biology |
| Location | Planegg-Martinsried |
| Research Area | Centrosome Dynamics, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology |
| Start Date | Fall 2024 |
| Duration | Three years |
| Application Deadline | May 30, 2024 |
| Remuneration | TV-L E13 (Part-time 65%) |
Designation: PhD position in Centrosome Dynamics (m/f/x)
Research Area: Cell and Developmental Biology with a focus on centrosome dynamics and the regulation of centrosome-associated proteins during embryogenesis using C. elegans.
Location: Planegg-Martinsried, Germany
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Master’s degree in biology or related fields.
- Ability to design and conduct experiments independently.
- Strong skills in data analysis and critical evaluation.
- High motivation, creativity, perseverance, and team spirit.
- Basic coding skills (Python or R).
- Good communication skills in spoken and written English.
- Desirable: Experience with C. elegans, imaging, image analysis, or biochemistry.
Job Description:
- Conduct independent experiments on centrosome dynamics.
- Develop new methods in molecular biology and genetics.
- Utilize quantitative live-cell imaging and biochemistry techniques.
- Analyze and process data rigorously.
- Present research findings in group meetings, seminars, and international conferences.
Benefits:
- Integration into a vibrant and international research environment with English as the working language.
- Access to state-of-the-art imaging facilities.
- Opportunities to attend international conferences and engage in collaborative research.
- Potential enrollment in the Graduate School Life Science Munich (LSM) for comprehensive career development.
- Living in a dynamic international city with various social activities.
- Preferential treatment for equally qualified candidates with disabilities.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should send the following documents to Dr. Tamara Mikeladze-Dvali at tmdvali@bio.lmu.de:
- Motivation letter
- Academic CV
- Final transcript
- Contact details for two referees
Last Date for Apply: May 30, 2024
Join our team to contribute to cutting-edge research on centrosome dynamics and develop your career in a supportive and innovative environment.
