PhD in Cancer Biology: Targeting Quiescent Glioma Stem Cells to Improve Survival in Adult Brain Cancer QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute in Australia

PhD opportunity at Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London in the area of RNA-based mechanisms in glioblastoma . The project is titled Identifying and targeting new RNA-based vulnerabilities in glioblastoma and is funded by Brain Tumour Research . This is a research opening for a motivated and highly qualified PhD student interested in glioblastoma , RNA biology , and brain tumour research . The post is linked to UK home fees , suggesting support for eligible home-fee candidates....

Neuroscience Ireland is sharing a fully funded PhD opportunity in Neuroscience . The post says that Dr. Andrew Monaghan is offering the position, and applicants are encouraged to take the next step in their research career. This is a student-oriented research opening for a PhD candidate interested in neuroscience research. The announcement does not provide detailed project keywords, but the context strongly suggests a neuroscience-focused doctoral project, likely within a research group or lab a...

Unique PhD opportunity at Uppsala University with Professor Sven Nelander . The post announces a PhD opening and asks applicants to apply by 16 August 2026 . The opportunity appears to be connected to biomedical/life-science research, but the post does not include detailed project information, funding terms, or formal eligibility criteria. Research areas: Biology, Medical Science, Neuroscience. Supervisor/announcer: Sven Nelander, Professor at Uppsala University. Application: Use the LinkedIn po...

Neuroscience Academy Denmark (NAD) has opened its annual call for 16 fully funded PhD fellowships in neuroscience . This is a 4-year programme with a 1+3 structure designed for early-career researchers who want strong training in a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment. The programme offers lab rotations across leading neuroscience environments in Denmark and a strong translational and clinical focus. Fellows will have the opportunity to shape their own PhD project in collaboration with s...

PhD project at QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute in Brisbane, Australia on the mechanistic understanding of how obesity causes cancer . This project focuses on cancer biology , metabolism , epigenetics , and tumour initiation , asking how cancer cells adapt to aberrant physiological environments and how prolonged obese conditions drive adaptive epigenetic remodelling. The research aims to: uncover the relationship between systemic metabolic challenge and intracellular metabolite dynamics...