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Research positions in translational neuromuscular regeneration (PhD and postdoc) Universidad Mayor in Portugal
Degree Level
PhD, Postdoc
Field of study
Biomedical Engineering
Funding
Full funding availableDeadline
Nov 30, 2026
Country
Portugal
University
University of Maia

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Felipe Court, Director of the Center for Aging Research and Healthy Longevity at Universidad Mayor (Santiago, Chile), is advertising 3 research positions in the Court Lab for an international project running 3–5 years.
The project focuses on translational neuromuscular regeneration with hands-on work using rodent models of nerve injury and repair. The team will collaborate with partner labs in the United States, making this a strong opportunity for candidates interested in aging research, regenerative biology, neuroscience, and translational biomedical research.
The call is open to all career stages, including undergraduates, postdoctoral researchers, and prospective PhD students. The post does not list detailed eligibility criteria, funding, or salary information, but it does indicate that the positions begin in October 2026.
Deadline: November 2026, with the note that it may be extendable.
How to apply: Email aging@umayor.cl with the subject line "Research position 2026". The post says additional details are available in the QR code.
Funding details
Full funding including tuition fees and living expenses is available for this position. The scholarship covers all educational costs and provides a monthly stipend.
How to apply
Please submit your application including a cover letter, CV, academic transcripts, and contact information for two references. Applications should be sent via the online portal before the deadline.
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