Postdoctoral Positions in Ribosome Biology and Pediatric Cancer St. Anna Children's Cancer Research Institute in Austria

Postdoctoral researchers are invited to join an FWF Emerging Fields Consortium focused on pediatric cancer biology , ribosome biology , and translational control . The consortium brings together six complementary research groups across leading biomedical institutions in Vienna to study how translation regulation shapes cancer development and therapy resistance in children and adolescents with solid and hematological malignancies. The project integrates genomic, proteomic, biochemical, structural...

University of Innsbruck is advertising a PhD-level University Assistant position in the Faculty of Biology / Department of Microbiology in Austria . The project is centered on eukaryotic microbiology with a strong focus on antifungal-resistant fungi in the environment . The successful candidate will carry out independent research, contribute to scientific publications, assist with supervision of students (including bachelor theses), and participate in teaching, training, conferences, and adminis...

Anna Lopatina, a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Vienna, announces upcoming recruitment for several positions in early 2027 at the Medical University of Vienna in Vienna, Austria. The planned openings include a postdoc, PhD students, and a technician. The research theme is bacteria–phage interactions, with a strong emphasis on bacterial immune systems and phage anti-defense strategies. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in microbiology, biology, host-pathogen interaction...

PhD opportunity at the Medical University of Graz in the FlexCAT MSCA Doctoral Network. This doctoral project, Cell-based characterization of IDRs binding to β-catenin , focuses on how intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) interact with β-catenin in cells and how these interactions shape transcriptional condensates and gene regulation. The project aims to: - characterize interactions between novel IDRs and β-catenin in cells; - determine the functional consequences of β-catenin-mediated regula...

The Das Lab at Boston College has 1–2 open postdoctoral positions focused on the fundamentals of cell-cycle-dependent cell polarity. The lab highlights access to strong research infrastructure, including a cutting-edge imaging facility with state-of-the-art microscopes. This opportunity is best suited for candidates with interests in cell biology, cell polarity, and cell cycle research. Applicants should use the application link provided in the post to learn more and apply. No deadline, funding ...