Postdoctoral Research Associate in Epigenetic Regulation of Stem/Progenitor Cells in Growth and Ageing University of Edinburgh in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity in Epigenetics, Ageing, and Stem Cells at the University of Cambridge (Cambridge Stem Cell Institute). The Herzog Group, led by Dr Chiara Herzog, is recruiting prospective PhD students interested in epigenetics , DNA methylation , ageing , stem cells , and age-related disease . The project explores how the epigenome stores biological memory across life, how epigenetic changes relate to vulnerability and resilience, and whether epigenetic states can be rewritten to improve stem ce...

PhD opportunity in human haematopoietic stem cell biology at the University of Cambridge , hosted by the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and the Laurenti Group . The project focuses on how human blood stem cells function in health and disease , including their unique biology compared with other blood cell types, the effects of ageing and inflammation , and what happens during the early stages of cancer development . The lab uses single-cell biology , including functional single-cell assays and sin...

PhD opportunity at the Babraham Institute (Cambridge, United Kingdom) in histone biology, cell biology, developmental biology, ageing, genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics . This project, supervised by Dr Maria Christophorou , explores the biology of histones outside the nucleus and how extracellular histones may act in cell communication during tissue development, homeostasis, and ageing . The lab focuses on histone citrullination , a key post-translational modification linked to histone ex...

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...

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...