Postdoctoral scholarship

Postdoctoral scholarship in Bioinformatics at Umeå University, Sweden The Department of Medical and Translational Biology at Umeå University is offering a 2-year full-time postdoctoral scholarship in bioinformatics within the project “Transposable elements and the aging human brain: Functional Insights and therapeutic opportunities” . The work will be carried out in the Horváth Lab and focuses on human brain aging , epigenetics , transposable elements , oligodendrocytes , single-cell and long-re...

PhD scholarship opportunity at the University of Newcastle, Australia in the Cancer Signalling Research Group for a project on AI and machine learning for precision treatment of paediatric brain cancer within the internationally collaborative ADAPTS Program . The project focuses on diffuse midline glioma (DMG) , a highly aggressive paediatric, adolescent, and young adult brain tumour. The successful candidate will develop and apply machine learning and deep learning models to integrate multiomic...

Umeå University is offering a 2-year postdoctoral scholarship in bioinformatics within the Department of Medical and Translational Biology and the Horváth Lab. The project, “Transposable elements and the aging human brain: Functional Insights and therapeutic opportunities” , investigates how transposable elements and epigenetic repression change during human brain aging and how these changes may affect oligodendrocytes and white matter. The position is full-time and is planned to start in Septem...

Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship in Immune Ageing at the Cambridge Institute for Therapeutic Immunology and Infectious Disease (CITIID) , Department of Medicine, University of Cambridge . The project is part of CG-AGE , a collaboration between Cambridge and GlaxoSmithKline focused on the mechanisms and phenotypes of immune ageing. The research explores how ageing alters immune function, with emphasis on longitudinal immune ageing metrics, vaccine responses, and clinica...

PhD opportunity at the University of Tasmania, Australia, on novel gene discovery for childhood cataract . The project sits within a major research program on the genetics of inherited childhood cataract, using an extensive DNA repository from Australian families with multiple affected cases. The work aims to solve currently unexplained cases by identifying new cataract genes and variants. Research methods include whole-genome sequencing , whole-exome sequencing , bioinformatics , and computatio...