PhD Position in Organic and Medicinal Chemistry for Drug Discovery at the University of Vienna University of Vienna in Austria

The Konrad Lab at the University of Vienna is recruiting a PhD candidate in organic chemistry / medicinal chemistry with a strong interest in drug discovery. The group is described as young and enthusiastic, and the lab website highlights research themes including cancer chemical biology, medicinal chemistry, chemical methodology, and chemo(proteomics).

This is a research-focused doctoral opportunity in a chemistry/life-science interface environment. The post is announced by David Konrad, Assistant Professor for Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Vienna, who appears to be the recruiting academic lead for the group.

Study areas / keywords: organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, drug discovery, chemical biology, proteomics, cancer-related chemistry.

Eligibility highlights: the post explicitly seeks a PhD candidate with passion for drug discovery. No detailed GPA, language, or degree prerequisites are stated in the excerpt provided.

Application: use the official job/application link in the post. The announcer specifically notes that applications sent by email cannot be accepted. A separate group website is provided for more information about the lab and its research.

Institution: University of Vienna, Austria.