Funded PhD in Plasma Membrane Organisation and Tissue Development University of Warwick in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at The Francis Crick Institute and University College London in a 2027 joint PhD project supervised by Dr Silvia Santos and Dr Guillaume Charras. This funded PhD focuses on human amnioids and the mechanics and growth control of the human amniotic sac. The project investigates how form, force, fluid transport, cytoskeletal dynamics, extracellular matrix deposition, and epithelial barrier function interact to regulate tissue size and morphogenesis. Research themes include biomedica...

PhD opportunity at the University of Warwick in the lab of Dr Eva Kreysing , an Assistant Professor working at the interface of neuroscience , mechanobiology , biophysics , molecular biology , and advanced microscopy . The project asks a fascinating question: how does brain stiffness shape neuronal development? The lab is looking for curious, open, and creative scientists who want to help move the field forward by studying how physical properties of the brain influence development. This is a PhD...

Postdoctoral opportunity at the University of Bristol in the Boyle and Woolfson labs, working on an Advanced Research + Innovation Agency funded project focused on the design and characterisation of 2D protein arrays . This is a collaborative project with partners at King's College London , including Mark Wallace , Aliaksandra Rakovich , and Wayne Dickson . The post specifically highlights candidates with expertise in microfluidics , photonics , single-molecule microscopy , and single-channel re...

King’s College London is advertising a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in structural biology and neurodegeneration , based at the Guy’s and Denmark Hill campuses in London . The project will investigate how Annexin A11 interactions are regulated and disrupted in neurodegeneration and ALS/MND . The work is part of an MND Association-supported research project and combines NMR , SAXS , and cell biology , with collaborations involving the Università degli Studi di Torino and the UK Dementi...

Princeton University is sharing postdoc fellowships across three research areas: complex materials , physics of biological function , and theoretical science . These opportunities are relevant for researchers with backgrounds in physics , materials science , biology , and related interdisciplinary fields. The post highlights three separate Princeton centers: the Princeton Center for Complex Materials , the Center for Physics of Biological Function , and the Princeton Center for Theoretical Scien...