PhD, Master’s & Postdoc Opportunities in Genomics in Norway

The University of Oslo’s Centre for Precision Psychiatry, within the Institute of Clinical Medicine, is seeking a postdoctoral researcher for the Research Council of Norway-funded ResiliDem project. The project investigates resilience and risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias by integrating large-scale human genetic data with phenotypic, environmental, lifestyle, and registry-based information. The researcher will work at the intersection of precision medicine, statistical d...

This PhD project is part of NTNU’s interdisciplinary research effort on preparedness and response to antimicrobial resistance, described as “the silent pandemic.” The advertised PhD candidate will join one of four closely coordinated projects and work within a collaborative environment that links molecular and clinical research with broader interdisciplinary expertise. The project focuses on discovering and characterizing new antimicrobial peptides derived from human plasma. These peptides may a...

This PhD position is part of NTNU’s interdisciplinary research project “Preparedness and Response to AMR, the silent pandemic” , where closely coordinated doctoral projects work together across molecular medicine, biotechnology, and social science. The advertised project focuses on new antimicrobial peptides derived from human plasma and their potential as single agents or in combination with antibiotics against antimicrobial-resistant bacteria. The doctoral candidate will help identify and char...

PhD Candidate in Molecular Cell Biology and Microbiology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Department of Clinical and Molecular Medicine (IKOM), Trondheim, Norway. This doctoral project is part of the interdisciplinary NTNU initiative Preparedness and Response to AMR, the silent pandemic . The research will identify and characterize novel naturally occurring antimicrobial peptides from human plasma, investigate their mechanisms of action and bacterial targets, optimiz...

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) invites applications for a three-year PhD Candidate position in genetic epidemiology at the HUNT Center for Molecular and Clinical Epidemiology in Trondheim, Norway. The project, HUNT-Genes IP, is funded by the Research Council of Norway and combines academic research with pharmaceutical and health technology industry collaboration. The PhD will use genotype data from more than 88,000 participants in the HUNT Study, linked with Norwegian ...