PhD, Master’s & Postdoc Opportunities in Biophysics in Turkey

The University of Oxford is recruiting a Computational Postdoctoral Research Associate to support the Gram-Negative Antibiotic Discovery Innovator (Gr-ADI) project. The research focuses on discovering novel small molecules that inhibit key protein targets in Klebsiella pneumoniae , with the goal of developing new antimicrobials to treat infections and address antimicrobial resistance. The postholder will lead molecular simulation work, including free energy calculations, to investigate protein–l...

The Biophysics PhD at the University of California, Berkeley is an interdisciplinary doctoral program focused on the interface between the biological and physical sciences. Hosted by the California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences (QB3), the Biophysics Graduate Group brings together approximately 60 affiliated faculty members from more than a dozen departments and research groups across UC Berkeley. This breadth gives doctoral students opportunities to develop expertise across biophysics, ...

Osaka University’s Protein Research Institute is recruiting a full-time fixed-term researcher at postdoctoral-equivalent level in the Functional Structure Measurement Group. The position is based in Suita, Osaka, Japan, within a research environment focused on advanced experimental studies of proteins, biomaterials, and material interfaces. The group uses an independently developed and maintained high-field spin-hyperpolarized solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer to investig...

Umeå University is recruiting a full-time PhD student in the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics in Umeå, Sweden. The doctoral position is situated within Umeå University’s research environment, a broad institution known for high-quality education and research across multiple fields. The university describes a collaborative campus culture that supports interaction, knowledge exchange and research development. The position offers doctoral research training in medical biochemistry an...

This postdoctoral project is hosted by the Nanobio team at ISMO , within a joint CNRS / Université Paris-Saclay unit, and is part of the European ERC TimeNanoLive project. The work focuses on pushing the limits of fluorescence lifetime microscopy and single-molecule localization microscopy to observe living biological systems and nanostructures dynamically. The recruited researcher will help develop a new time-resolved fluorescence lifetime measurement approach that is closely connected to singl...

This postdoctoral position at Aarhus University is based in the Department of Chemistry and is part of the ERC Starting Grant-funded project SPARTA . The project focuses on the molecular mechanisms that link protein aggregation and membrane interactions to Parkinson’s disease and broader neurodegenerative disease processes. The successful researcher will work at the interface of single-molecule and single-vesicle imaging , developing and applying advanced fluorescence microscopy approaches to st...

This postdoctoral position is based in the Rorbach laboratory at the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics, Karolinska Institutet , in Stockholm, Sweden. The project sits at the interface of structural biology, mitochondrial biology, molecular biology, and disease modelling, with a focus on the molecular mechanisms that control mitochondrial gene expression in health and disease. The research group investigates how mitochondrial proteins regulate gene expression using genetic, struct...

The Fondation LEAR – Lear Foundation Grants support young graduates working on a biophysical project. The award is a one-off travel grant administered by the ULiège Foundation and can be used for up to one year of further study, research, or an internship. Successful applicants may carry out their work at a foreign institution or at the University of Liège itself. The scholarship is intended to help fund project-based activity within a specialised Master’s programme or a PhD, with the project fo...

This postdoctoral project focuses on self-assembled magnetic microrobots designed to improve the transport of a thrombolytic agent, t-PA, toward blood clots in an in vitro stroke-related setting. The work addresses the challenge that clot obstruction limits drug diffusion, and seeks to combine propulsion, guidance, and controlled release in a microfluidic environment. The researcher will contribute to the development of an autopilot and steering system for the magnetic micro-swimmers, while also...