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PhD in Transcriptome Regulation, Microexon Alternative Splicing and Genomics at CRG Centre for Genomic Regulation in Spain
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Cell Biology
Funding
Funded PhD project through the CRG International PhD Fellowships Programme 2027. The listing indicates a funded PhD position for students worldwide; no stipend amount or tuition details are provided in the post.
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Spain
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Funded PhD opportunity at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona, Spain through the CRG International PhD Fellowships Programme 2027.
The project focuses on cell type-specific transcriptomes and asks how these transcriptomes are generated through microexon alternative splicing and fine transcriptional regulation, and how they contribute to human health, disease, and evolution.
Research approaches include both computational and experimental methods. The post specifically mentions two profiles: a computational biologist interested in genomics, the evolution of cell types, and developmental processes; and, for the MSCA position, a wet-lab biologist to study the functions and regulation of alternative splicing of microexons in pancreatic beta cells, including healthy and diabetes contexts.
This is a funded PhD project for students worldwide. The post does not specify stipend amount, tuition coverage, or a deadline in the text provided.
To apply, candidates should use the application link on the FindAPhD page and follow the CRG instructions to start the application.
Funding details
Funded PhD project through the CRG International PhD Fellowships Programme 2027. The listing indicates a funded PhD position for students worldwide; no stipend amount or tuition details are provided in the post.
What's required
Applicants should be computational biologists interested in genomics and the evolution of cell types and developmental processes. For the MSCA position, the project seeks a wet-lab biologist to study the functions and regulation of alternative splicing of microexons in pancreatic beta cells in healthy and diabetes contexts.
How to apply
Apply online through the CRG application link provided on the FindAPhD page. Review the project details, then start the application from the 'Start your application here' link.
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