PhD, Master’s & Postdoc Opportunities in Mass Spectrometry in Poland

This postdoctoral position is embedded in a PCSI Inserm project focused on the design of bimodal aza-BODIPY-macrocycle probes and their use in antibody-based targeting. The successful candidate will work on the synthesis of these molecular probes, their solution-state characterization, and their bioconjugation to an antibody directed toward lymphomas and certain solid tumors . The research includes the full workflow from literature review and molecular design to synthesis, characterization, and ...

The Somyajit laboratory at the University of Southern Denmark invites applications for a fully funded PhD fellowship in the Quantitative Cell Biology and Bioimaging research unit at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. The project sits at the intersection of cell cycle control, DNA replication, and genome surveillance, and is designed around a fundamental question in how cells cope when their genome doubles. The PhD student will investigate how whole-genome doubling reshapes the...

This EPA fellowship at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in Duluth, Minnesota focuses on improving how chemical exposure is quantified and modeled in high-throughput toxicity systems. The project sits within the agency’s Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention effort and the Risk Assessment Support division, where researchers are developing new approach methodologies to generate toxicity information more rapidly and cost-effectively. The fellow will work on a research program centered on...

The Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate working on advanced microbial detection for biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The project is hosted within SMART-CAMP (Critical Analytics for Manufacturing Personalized-Medicine), an interdisciplinary programme spanning Singapore’s CREATE research campus and innovation hub and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The research will develop a novel, label-free and rapid method for ...

The University of Copenhagen’s Globe Institute is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to advance mass-spectrometry-based palaeoproteomics. The project targets ancient protein traces preserved in fossil material, including remains more than one million years old, with the goal of recovering longer and higher-quality amino-acid sequences for improved phylogenetic reconstruction of extinct hominids and other fossil taxa. The postdoc will develop novel workflows spanning sample preparation, chromatogr...

This postdoctoral research position is part of the Grand Programme de Recherche Post-Petroleum Materials (PPM) at Université de Bordeaux. The project aims to rethink materials chemistry through a circular chemistry approach that improves durability, reduces energy use, minimizes waste, and promotes the use of bio-resources, recycling, and in situ monitoring of material use and degradation. The research focuses on the development of covalent organic frameworks (COFs) built from organic aromatic r...

This research opportunity at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention focuses on improving how volatile chemicals are evaluated for inhalation hazards. The project addresses a major challenge in inhalation science: measured exposure concentration does not always match the amount of chemical delivered to or absorbed by airway cells in dynamic exposure systems. The work brings together exposure engineering, analytical chemistry, cell biology, an...

This postdoctoral role at Texas A&M University’s Department of Chemistry centers on the structure, function, and interactions of membrane proteins. The researcher will use biochemical, biophysical, structural, and mass spectrometry approaches to study protein-lipid, protein-ligand, and protein-protein interactions, with native mass spectrometry highlighted as one of the core methods. The position is framed as an independent research opportunity within a multidisciplinary laboratory environment. ...

Post-doc position on Multi-omics in Hereditary Fibrinogen Disorders: Bridging the Genotype-Phenotype Gap This postdoctoral project sits within the Fibromics consortium at Sanquin Research in Amsterdam and focuses on hereditary fibrinogen disorders, which are clinically challenging because bleeding and thrombosis risk can be unpredictable. The aim is to bridge the genotype-phenotype gap by identifying phenotype-specific molecular signatures linked to congenital fibrinogen disorders. The project c...