Research fields include Molecular oncology, Functional genomics and bioinformatics, Exercise Physiology, Apoptosis, DNA damage, Neurodegeneration, Immunology

A post-doctoral position is immediately available to work in the laboratory of Valeria Poli at the Molecular Biotechnology Center, Turin University.

The University of Edinburgh seeks to attract the best and brightest PhD students in the Biomedical Sciences, to engage in and assist with the development of collaborative research and teaching programmes with international partner universities.

Postdoc position available at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee, USA.

The project aims at dissecting the role of neutrophils in the pathogenesis of T1DM.

The lab studies the metabolic, molecular and cellular requirements for mounting and controlling B cell response at the mucosal interfaces.

Nicola Galliani's lab investigates the immunopathogenesis of chronic inflammatory diseases

The project a project aims at: 1. the clarification of the PZ mechanism of action as a tool to identify potential new targets; 2. the screening of FDA approved orphan drugs to hit the TZ identified molecular targets. The candidate will acquire experience in cell and molecular biology, advanced imaging approaches and high throughput screening technologies.

The Vienna Biocenter (VBC) PhD Programme in Life Sciences has been successfully running since 1993, providing students from all over the world with exceptional training. As a student at the VBC PhD Programme you will be supervised by a top scientist and have full access to state-of-the-art facilities, thus giving you an opportunity to launch a successful scientific career.

As an IPP student, your PhD research will be conducted within the lab of one of the participating groups. The Group Leader in whose lab you are based will act as your mentor and provide advice and guidance to ensure that you receive training in both the scientific skills and the creative and critical thinking abilities that you will need for your research and personal development as a scientist.