Carl Laflamme
1 week ago
Master’s or PhD Student Position in ALS Protein Biology and iPSC-Based Cell Biology University of Ottawa in Canada
Degree Level
Master's, PhD
Field of study
Cell Biology
Funding
No funding details are provided in the post. The opportunity is a student recruitment opening in a newly established lab; stipend, tuition, and other support are not specified.
Country
Canada
University
University of Ottawa

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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 strong fit for applicants interested in neurodegenerative disease research, protein biology, and experimental biomedical science.
The post indicates that the lab is newly established at the University of Ottawa and that the full project description is attached. The ideal start date is fall 2026, though winter 2027 is also possible.
No funding, deadline, or application portal is specified in the post text.
Funding details
No funding details are provided in the post. The opportunity is a student recruitment opening in a newly established lab; stipend, tuition, and other support are not specified.
What's required
Master’s or PhD student status is sought. The candidate should be interested in cell biology, molecular biology, microscopy, and iPSC-based models, and be motivated to study the biology of understudied ALS proteins.
How to apply
Review the attached full project description and contact the lab if interested. The post states the ideal start date is fall 2026, with winter 2027 also possible.
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