Postdoctoral Research Associate in Plasmodium vivax TRAg Protein Structure and Function University of Cambridge in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Research Associate opportunity at the University of Cambridge , based in the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, working with the Deane and Rayner laboratories . The project focuses on the function of a multi-gene family expanded in Plasmodium vivax and related neglected human malaria parasites, with emphasis on tryptophan-rich antigens (TRAgs) , lipid binding activity, and structural/functional studies of purified proteins. This is a fixed-t...

The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) is accepting applications for PhD placements starting in October 2027 . This opportunity is aimed at students interested in molecular biology , biology , and broader life sciences research within a vibrant discovery-focused research environment. Deadline: 8 December 2026. Applicants are advised to apply early and leave at least two weeks for reference submission. For more information and application details, use the linked page provided in the post....

PhD studentships are available at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology , University of Cambridge , for an October 2027 start. This opportunity is aimed at prospective doctoral students interested in research projects in molecular biology and related life-science areas. The post directs applicants to the available research opportunities and application requirements on the programme page. Institution: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB), University of Cambridge, UK Level: PhD Studentships...

PhD project: The life cycle of ecDNA at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, United Kingdom . This project focuses on ecDNA (extrachromosomal DNA) in cancer, with emphasis on DNA replication , mutagenesis , replication stress , genomics , and molecular biology . The lab is interested in how ecDNA circles replicate, how stalled forks are rescued, and how ecDNA can reintegrate into the host genome to form homogenously staining regions (HSRs). The work also con...

Fully funded PhD studentship at the University of Cambridge in parasite biology and structural cell biology. The project, in Aakash Mukhopadhyay’s lab, investigates how parasites remodel their flagella and adapt these conserved cellular machines to specialised lifestyles. The work compares flagellar systems across Leishmania , Trypanosoma , and Plasmodium to understand how parasite-specific molecular innovations shape flagellar function. This interdisciplinary PhD combines AI-assisted structural...