PhD/Doctoral Researcher Positions in Antimicrobial Resistance and Pharmaceutical Biosciences at the University of Helsinki University of Helsinki in Finland

University of Helsinki is advertising 30 doctoral researcher positions in the EU-funded RESDOC project, with a theme focused on infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance in changing environments. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in PhD-level research in chemistry, pharmacy, biology, and medical science, especially those working on antimicrobial drug discovery, bioactivity screening, high-throughput screening, natural products, and host-pathogen interactions.

The linked research group, Bioactivity Screening at the Faculty of Pharmacy, works on innovative approaches to address antimicrobial resistance across the discovery pipeline, including target validation, screening assay development, bacterial bioreporters, phenotypic cell models, and in vivo experiments. The group is part of the Drug Research Program and the Division of Pharmaceutical Biosciences.

The post is described as fully funded, but no stipend amount or detailed financial breakdown is given in the excerpt. Applicants should check the official vacancy page for eligibility criteria and the application procedure. The post does not state a deadline in the provided text.

Interested candidates should review the official University of Helsinki job listing, confirm fit with the AMR theme, and apply through the university recruitment portal. The announcer indicates they are one of the supervisors under this theme and invites interested applicants to look at the research group’s work.