Andreas Ladurner

The Biomedical Center (BMC) at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is recruiting for multiple positions in the research group of Prof M Felicia Basilicata, including PhD positions in Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Human X Chromosome Regulation, and an MSc thesis in Placental Cell Biology Regulation. The lab investigates molecular mechanisms underlying rare neurodevelopmental disorders using advanced methods such as CRISPR engineering, high-resolution microscopy, multi-omics, and both 2D and 3D stem cell cultures. The group is part of the Division of Physiological Chemistry, headed by Prof Andreas Ladurner. The BMC offers a vibrant research environment in Munich, Germany, with access to cutting-edge facilities and interdisciplinary collaboration. Positions are fully funded according to German university standards, with stipends and social benefits. Applicants should have a background in biology, biomedical sciences, neuroscience, or related fields, and demonstrate interest or experience in molecular biology techniques. Application deadlines for most positions are October 31, 2025. For more information and to apply, visit the BMC jobs page or the provided links.