PhD in Multi-omics, Proteomics, and Glioblastoma Stem Cell Therapy Resistance Cardiff University in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge / Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute in tumour-initiating states , cancer biology , cell biology , genetics , genomics , molecular biology , molecular genetics , and related bioinformatics / epigenetics approaches. The project, supervised by Prof Masashi Narita , focuses on the biology of preneoplastic cell states and how cell identity, plasticity, chromatin organisation, and gene regulation are reshaped by oncogenic and metabolic signalling. Th...

Postdoctoral Scientist opportunity in cancer evolutionary genomics at the Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute , jointly hosted with the Francis Crick Institute . The project focuses on two landmark kidney cancer studies, TRACERx Renal 300 (Tx300) and PEACE , offering a rare chance to study the full arc of ccRCC evolution from primary tumour resection to metastatic disease captured postmortem. This is a 4-year fixed-term postdoctoral role based in Manchester with visiting scientist status at ...

PhD opening in computational biology with a focus on single-cell biology and neuroimmunology at the Department of Neurology , University Hospital of Münster (Germany). The project will investigate immune mechanisms at brain borders and in peripheral nerves using single-cell and spatial transcriptomics . The position is embedded in an interdisciplinary and international research environment and is based in the research group of Prof. Dr. Meyer zu Hörste , with supervision by PD Dr. Heming and con...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge in the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute (CRUK CI): Innate-adaptive immune interactions in cancer evolution , supervised by Dr Tim Halim. This fully funded PhD studentship focuses on cancer biology , immunology , cell biology , bioinformatics , and computational biology . The project asks how tissue-resident innate immune cells, including ILC2 and other innate immune populations, interact with adaptive immune cells during tumour evolution. The ...

PhD Studentship: Multiomic Insights into Mitochondrial Disease at Newcastle University . This fully funded PhD project sits within the LifeArc Centre for Rare Mitochondrial Diseases and the Newcastle Mitochondrial Research Group. The project will use single-cell proteomic and genomic technologies to study mitochondrial disease mechanisms, clinical heterogeneity, tissue vulnerability, mtDNA variant levels, and molecular pathways that may serve as biomarkers or therapeutic targets. Research intere...