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

PhD studentship at the University of Birmingham in the Department of Cancer and Genomics Sciences to investigate the molecular drivers of enhancer rewiring in blood cancers , with a specific focus on multiple myeloma . The project examines how B-lineage transcription factors and chromatin-associated coactivator complexes such as Mediator , P300/CBP , and CTCF shape gene regulatory networks and epigenetic control in cancer. The studentship is jointly supervised by Dr Tianyi Zhang , Professor Guy ...

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...

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...

We’re hiring a Postdoctoral Training Fellow at The Institute of Cancer Research in London, United Kingdom . The project sits in chromatin biology , epigenetics , and transcription regulation , with a focus on how histone modifications shape gene regulation and cell identity . The post also connects to AML (acute myeloid leukemia), making it a strong fit for candidates interested in cancer biology and molecular mechanisms of gene control. This is a postdoctoral opening rather than a PhD or master...

University College Dublin is advertising a postdoctoral position in the Chromatin Mechanisms in Disease team at the UCD School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science and UCD Conway Institute. The project is centered on chromatin biology , especially histone modifications , gene regulation , epigenomics , and proteomics , with a strong disease-focused angle. This is a good fit for candidates interested in molecular mechanisms of disease and modern omics-based approaches. The post is funded by the...