PhD Studentship in Molecular Drivers of Enhancer Rewiring in Blood Cancers at University of Birmingham University of Birmingham in United Kingdom

PhD studentship at the University of Birmingham in the Department of Cancer and Genomic Sciences on molecular drivers of enhancer rewiring in blood cancers , with a focus on multiple myeloma , gene regulation, epigenetics, transcription factors, chromatin activation, and genome organisation. The project investigates how B-lineage transcription factors and chromatin-associated complexes such as Mediator, P300/CBP, and CTCF shape gene regulatory networks in myeloma. The research aims to identify a...

Postdoctoral Research Associate opportunity in the Disease Epigenetics Group at the Institute of Genetics and Cancer, University of Edinburgh. The project focuses on non-canonical regulation of mammalian transcription by DNA methylation in gene bodies, with a strong emphasis on epigenetics, epigenomics, and human embryonic stem cells. This is a postdoc-level research position for a motivated, enthusiastic, and collaborative scientist interested in disease epigenetics and transcriptional regulati...

University of Cambridge / CRUK Cambridge Institute is recruiting a Research Associate (postdoctoral role) in the Wang Group . The project sits at the intersection of imaging methods , sequencing methods , epigenomics , and cancer biology . The group develops and applies cutting-edge imaging and sequencing approaches to connect high-resolution microscopy with genome-wide discovery, with a particular focus on how gene regulation is reorganised in cancer cells. A major theme is extrachromosomal DNA...

PhD opportunity: Poised Chromatin and the Epigenetic Control of Development at the Babraham Institute (Cambridge), within the Epigenetics Programme. This project investigates how poised chromatin and bivalent chromatin domains regulate developmental gene expression in embryonic stem cells. The research focuses on histone acetylation marks, reader proteins, chromatin recruitment, gene activation/repression pathways, and how these mechanisms shape cell differentiation and development. Research tra...

Fully-funded PhD studentship at the University of Cambridge in the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute with Prof Masashi Narita . The project focuses on tumour-initiating states , preneoplastic cell states , epigenetics , chromatin organisation , and gene regulation . The lab studies how oncogenic and metabolic signalling reshape cell identity, chromatin structure, cellular fitness, and the tissue microenvironment, and how these changes can suppress or promote tumour development. The PhD rese...