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We are announcing a part-time position as PhD Student (m/f/d) in the Research group Immunology and Cell Biology Topic: Regulation of the human proteasome network under mitochondrial protein import
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The German Primate Center (DPZ) - Leibniz Institute for Primate Research in Göttingen conducts basic research in primate biology, infection research and neuroscience. It maintains four field
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. Your tasks: The opportunity to obtain your own academic qualification as part of a doctorate is given. Your qualifications and skills: An excellent MSc degree (or equivalent) in biology or biochemistry
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soon receive an MSc degree in biochemistry or molecular biology. Experience in protein expression and purification, interaction assays or advanced cell biology is a plus. The ideal candidates should be
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stakeholder workshops Presentation of results in scientific conferences and journals Your profile A master in biology, genetics, bioinformatics or related fields Experience in bioinformatics, molecular biology
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program for students with excellent qualifications. The participating research groups work on Molecular Biology, Molecular Genetics, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Cancer Biology, Immunology
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degree (Master or equivalent) in biology or related subjects (top 10%) Strong interest in fundamental plant ecology/physiology Proficiency in English Experience in scientific writing and presentations
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academic qualification as part of a doctorate is given. Your profile: An excellent MSc degree (or equivalent) in biochemistry, biology, or a related discipline A strong fascination for in vivo imaging
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or biology A strong interest in molecular mechanisms of plant abiotic stress tolerance Excellent English language skills (written and spoken) Highly motivated to work in a cooperative manner within the CRC Our
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academic qualification as part of a doctorate is given. Your profile: An excellent MSc degree (or equivalent) in biochemistry, biology, or a related discipline A strong fascination for in vivo imaging