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Fully-funded PhD positions in Resolution Pharmacology (HARPNET) Queen Mary University of London in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Fifteen fully funded doctoral positions under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network (MSCA). The post states the positions are fully funded and hosted across seven European countries; salary and any additional employment benefits may vary by project and host institution.
Deadline
Oct 1, 2026
Country
United Kingdom
University
Queen Mary University of London
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HARPNET is recruiting 15 fully-funded doctoral positions in Resolution Pharmacology across seven European countries. The network is coordinated by Professor Jesmond Dalli at Queen Mary University of London and is funded under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network (MSCA).
These PhD projects sit at the intersection of biomedical research, resolution biology, drug discovery, and translational therapeutics. The programme highlights advanced methods such as multi-omics, spatial biology, lipid-mediator profiling, computational modelling, and access to drug-discovery platforms. Doctoral candidates will also complete international and intersectoral secondments, training schools, workshops, consortium meetings, and an international final conference.
Eligibility highlights: applicants must not already hold a doctoral degree, must be eligible for doctoral enrolment at the relevant institution, and must satisfy the MSCA mobility rule for the selected host country. Candidates should have sufficient English proficiency for doctoral research and may need formal proof of language ability depending on the host institution. Project-specific academic, technical, or institutional requirements may also apply.
Funding: the positions are fully funded. The post does not specify a stipend amount, but notes that salary and additional employment benefits may vary by host institution and project.
How to apply: submit one central online application and rank up to three project choices. Prepare a CV, transcripts, a motivation statement for your first-choice project, a statement explaining why you want to join HARPNET, a summary of relevant experience, referee contacts, MSCA eligibility/mobility information, and any additional documents requested by the host institutions.
Timeline: applications open on 1 August 2026 and close on 1 October 2026. Virtual interviews are scheduled for 19 October–14 November 2026, with final in-person interviews in London from 19 November–12 December 2026. Doctoral candidates are expected to begin their projects later, with the start date listed as TBD.
Funding details
Fifteen fully funded doctoral positions under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network (MSCA). The post states the positions are fully funded and hosted across seven European countries; salary and any additional employment benefits may vary by project and host institution.
What's required
Applicants must not already hold a doctoral degree at the date of recruitment and must be eligible for enrolment in a doctoral programme at the relevant degree-awarding institution. Candidates must satisfy the MSCA mobility rule for the country of the selected project, meaning they must not have resided or carried out their principal activity in that country for more than 12 months during the 36 months immediately preceding recruitment. Applicants need sufficient English proficiency for doctoral research and network training, and may need formal proof of English-language proficiency depending on the host institution. Additional academic, technical, or institutional requirements may apply depending on the project.
How to apply
Apply through the central online application portal, selecting up to three doctoral projects ranked in order. Submit the required CV, transcripts, motivation statement for the first-choice project, statement explaining why you wish to join HARPNET, research/technical experience summary, referee contacts, MSCA eligibility and mobility information, and any requested supporting documents before the deadline.
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