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characterise the structure-function relationship of protein fragments in relation to extracellular matrix replacement. This job is based at the Laboratory of Tissue Biology and Therapeutic Engineering (LBTI
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dynamics, enzymatic mechanisms, protein engineering and/or interactomics, while also helping to develop new areas of research. The position offers excellent opportunities to build an internationally leading
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conformational states Engineering ultrafast perturbation methods that trigger and trap dynamic protein motions in real time. Integrating structural, electrophysiological, thermodynamic, and
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contribute to strengthening the programme’s established profile in molecular recognition, protein structure and dynamics, enzymatic mechanisms, protein engineering and/or interactomics, while also
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, biochemistry, cell biology, protein engineering, synthetic biology, or bioengineering. Experience with standard laboratory techniques, including molecular cloning, protein purification, mammalian
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conformational states Engineering ultrafast perturbation methods that trigger and trap dynamic protein motions in real time. Integrating structural, electrophysiological, thermodynamic, and
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and application of AI-based protein design methods, experimental characterization of designed proteins, microbial engineering, biofilm design, and high-throughput functional screening. We are committed
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18 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Centre de Biophysique Moléculaire Research Field Chemistry Physics » Biophysics Biological sciences » Biological engineering
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Application deadline: 20 August 2026. Application submission form: https://biped.biozentrum.unibas.ch/apply/phd-antibiotic-biosensor-protein-engineering Please note that only applications through the online
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and aggregation. The applied methods include protein engineering as well as various spectroscopy, scattering, biosensing and microfluidics techniques. We work on a range of protein systems the