Posted by Karen Liu, on 12 September 2024
Are you ready to be a group leader? Are you a multi-disciplinary biologist with interests in developmental cell biology? Join a robust, collaborative and supportive department with world-class research. We ...Posted by Karen Liu, on 12 November 2019
NEUCrest Ph.D Studentships in Developmental Biology, Stem Cell Biology and Cancer Biology Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for full-time fixed term positions as Early Stage Researchers in ...Posted by Karen Liu, on 21 October 2016
29 March – 11 April 2017 Cold Spring Harbor Lab Xenopus course: Xenopus is remarkable for modeling human diseases including birth defects, cancer, and stem cell biology. Xenopus has and continues to ...Posted by Karen Liu, on 12 February 2016
In order to encourage applicants to the 2016 Xenopus Course at Cold Spring Harbor, we able to offer substantial support to offset course costs thanks to support from the NICHD, ...Posted by Karen Liu, on 3 February 2015
9-21 April 2015 Cold Spring Harbor Lab Xenopus course: Xenopus is an extraordinary in vivo model for cell and developmental biology. The ease of loss- and gain-of-function approaches allows rapid ...Posted by Karen Liu, on 23 February 2026
Are you an intellectually curious individual looking for a cross-disciplinary PhD project at the intersection of developmental biology, cell biology and mechanobiology? We have a fully funded 3.5 year PhD position available for UK/home students, starting 1 June 2026. Neural crest cells are a highly migratory and mechanically responsive cells that undergo dramatic changes as […]
Posted by Karen Liu, on 5 August 2025
The Liu lab is looking for a postdoc with a love of embryos and developmental biology! This 3-year MRC-funded post is part of a collaboration between Karen Liu’s lab at King’s College London and Marco Trizzino’s lab at Imperial College London. The postdoc will be based at King’s and will work closely with a second […]
Posted by Karen Liu, on 4 April 2024
Fully funded PhD project on phosphorylations in mammalian neural crest. Collaboration between Prof Karen Liu and Prof Rivka Isaacson as part of the Centre for the Physical Science of Life at King’s College London. The host laboratories and key collaborators offer a wide range of research skills including biophysical modelling, biochemistry, cell biology, genetics and […]
