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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Stefan Harmansa, on 25 April 2024
We are offering a fully funded 4-year Postdoctoral position at the Morphomechanics Group in the Living Systems Institute, Exeter, UK. This Wellcome-funded position aims to explore the cellular regulation of ...Posted by Delphine Dauga, on 24 April 2024
Multiple funded PhD opportunities in Obesity Research using Drosophila as model Altered cellular metabolism is at the core of many human diseases, including obesity that is a major challenge for ...Posted by Frauke Seemann, on 19 April 2024
Posted by the Node, on 18 April 2024
Meet the lab of Kaska Koltowska, based in Uppsala, Sweden. The lab are interested in lymphatic development.Posted by the Node, on 11 April 2024
Meeting the lab of Bénédicte Charrier, based at the Institute of Functional Genomics of Lyon (IGFL). The lab studies the morphogenesis of brown algae.Posted by buddyc@mail.nih.gov, on 9 April 2024
Description NCATS, a major research component of NIH, seeks applications from exceptional candidates to fill a staff scientist position in the Stem Cell Translation Laboratory (SCTL) within the Chemical Genomics Branch of ...Posted by Alessandro De Simone, on 8 April 2024
The De Simone laboratory is looking for a highly motivated animal keeper, to help ensure the smooth running of its animal house, which will house fish and other species in ...Posted by Alexandre de Mendoza, on 4 April 2024
An open post-doctoral position in the laboratory of Dr. Alex de Mendoza at Queen Mary University of London (United Kingdom). This is a European Research Council funded position under the ...Posted by Francesca Spagnoli, on 30 March 2024
Two Postdoctoral Research Associate positions (PDRA) are available in the Spagnoli Lab. in the Centre for Gene Therapy & Regenerative Medicine at King’s College London, UK. Our team uses interdisciplinary ...Posted by the Node, on 25 March 2024
Meet the Mohlin lab, based in Lund, Sweden. The lab is interested in understanding the mechanisms of tumor initiation during embryogenesis.