Yilong Zhou

PhD opportunity at the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore, National University of Singapore (NUS). Presidential Young Professor Yilong Zhou is recruiting a PhD student to join an interdisciplinary research group at the interface of RNA biology and cancer research . Potential projects include biomolecular condensates and RNA–protein interactions, as well as DNA-encoded library screening and cancer therapeutics. The work may suit candidates interested in molecular biology, biochemistry, chemical biology, computational biology and related areas. Applicants should be motivated and ambitious, with scientific curiosity, creativity and a willingness to learn. The PhD scholarship is specifically available to Singapore citizens and permanent residents. No deadline, stipend amount or detailed tuition information is stated. To apply, email a CV and a brief description of research interests to [email protected] .

The Cancer Science Institute at the National University of Singapore, led by Presidential Young Professor Yilong Zhou, is seeking a motivated PhD candidate to join their research group. The group focuses on RNA condensates and leverages artificial intelligence to tackle complex RNA-related biological problems. This opportunity is supported by the prestigious AISG PhD Fellowship Programme, which aims to nurture top AI talents in advanced fundamental AI research, producing state-of-the-art algorithms, models, and systems. The fellowship is open to applicants who are Singaporeans, Singapore Permanent Residents, or candidates from ASEAN countries. The research environment is interdisciplinary, combining biology, computational biology, and artificial intelligence, and is ideal for candidates with a strong academic background and a passion for AI-driven biological research. The Cancer Science Institute provides a collaborative and innovative setting for cutting-edge research in molecular biology and bioinformatics. The AISG PhD Fellowship offers a highly competitive stipend of up to $6,700 per month, full tuition coverage, additional allowances, and support for travel to top-tier AI conferences and journals. Fellows are expected to publish in significant AI and biological research venues and contribute to Singapore's visibility in global AI research. The application deadline is February 6, 2026. Interested candidates should contact Professor Yilong Zhou and prepare to apply for the fellowship, ensuring they meet the eligibility criteria.