PhD position in Chemistry and Wnt/β-catenin signaling at the University of Luxembourg University of Luxembourg in Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher position at the University of Luxembourg in Luxembourg focused on β-catenin ligands , Wnt signalling , and cell differentiation . The project sits within the FlexCAT programme and uses C2C12 myoblasts to study how context-specific peptidic ligands targeting β-catenin can restore aberrant differentiation. The research combines cell biology , molecular biochemistry , fluorescence microscopy , bioluminescence/BRET biosensors , and signalling assays. The doctoral researcher will ...

Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg is offering a fully funded MSCA Doctoral Network PhD position in the FlexCAT project on discovery and profiling of novel β-catenin binders . The project sits at the interface of chemistry, biochemistry, peptide science, and molecular interaction analysis, and is designed for a doctoral candidate interested in experimental binder discovery and quantitative mapping of protein recognition. The project aims to screen predicted endogenous and computationally d...

PhD opportunity at Georg August University Göttingen within MSCA Doctoral Network FlexCAT. This project focuses on the structure-based design of novel peptide-derived β-catenin inhibitors , with the goal of producing peptide binders and peptidomimetics that can interfere with Wnt signaling in cell-based assays. The research combines peptide/organic synthesis, biochemical characterization, and structural biology to understand and optimize protein–peptide interactions. The project will begin with ...

Looking for postdoctoral researchers for an exciting, interdisciplinary project funded by ARPA-H at the University of Michigan . The opportunity is associated with Nils Walter , Francis S. Collins Collegiate Professor of Chemistry , Biophysics , and Biological Chemistry . The post suggests a research environment at the interface of chemistry and life sciences, with potential relevance to biomedical and translational research. Funding: The project is ARPA-H-funded. No stipend, salary, tuition, or...

The International Max Planck Research School for Epigenetics, Biophysics and Metabolism (IMPRS-EBM) offers fully funded doctoral positions for talented and motivated students passionate about basic research in the fields of epigenetics, biophysics, metabolism, cell biology, biochemistry, functional genomics, bioinformatics, and proteomics. IMPRS-EBM is a collaborative program between the Max Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics and the University of Freiburg, Germany, providing a vi...