Fully Funded PhD Studentship in Ubiquitin-Regulated Secretory Trafficking in Dopaminergic Neurons University of Cambridge in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Research Scientist in Redox and Phosphatase Biochemistry at the Babraham Institute, London, United Kingdom. This postdoctoral opportunity sits in an ambitious research programme studying how reactive oxygen species (ROS) regulate protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs) and shape cell signalling. The project explores redox regulation as a fundamental mechanism in signal transduction, with a focus on phosphatase oxidation, recovery, substrate selection, and signalling specificity. The su...

Funded PhD project at the University of Bristol in the School of Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences on GPCR signalling, proteostasis, receptor trafficking, and neuropsychiatric genetics . The project, supervised by Dr Adam Grieve and Prof I Collinson , investigates how disease-associated variants in G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) alter receptor folding, intracellular trafficking, turnover, and signalling in neuronal systems. It combines molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry, funct...

Jessica Cross is sharing a funded research associate/postdoc opportunity in the University of Bristol lab focused on protein design , protein engineering , and intracellular transport . The role is described as a 3-year funded position and appears to be a research associate/senior research associate appointment. The project aims to use protein design and engineering to manipulate intracellular transport, making it a strong fit for candidates with interests in cell biology, molecular design, and ...

Carl Laflamme, Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa, is recruiting a master’s or PhD student for a new lab project on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The research builds on a recent resource paper that identified high-quality antibodies for most proteins associated with ALS, with the goal of using those tools to investigate the biology of understudied ALS proteins. The selected student will work with cell biology, molecular biology, microscopy, and iPSC-based models. This is a st...

Funded PhD project at the University of Bristol in the School of Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences on PINK1 , mitochondrial quality control , and Parkinson’s disease . The project, supervised by Prof I Collinson and Dr Robin Corey , investigates how PINK1 switches between alternative fates in mitochondria: matrix import versus cleavage/retro-translocation and outer-membrane activation. The research combines biochemistry , biophysics , cell biology , and computational modelling to study the co...