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that invests in sustainable employeeship and offers safe, favourable working conditions? We welcome you to apply for a postdoctoral position at Uppsala University. The Department of Cell and Molecular Biology is
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) broadly spans the areas of biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, tumour biology, comparative genetics, functional genomics, immunology, bacteriology, and virology. The research is essentially
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the following areas: cancer precision medicine, cancer immunotherapy, genomics and neurobiology, molecular tools and functional genomics, neuro-oncology and neurodegeneration and vascular biology. Department
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in sustainable employeeship and offers safe, favorable working conditions? We welcome you to apply for a PhD position at Uppsala University. The Department of Cell and Molecular Biology is organized
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at the Department of Organismal Biology at Uppsala University. The Department of Organismal Biology teaches and explores the evolution, development and function on the organismal level. For more information see
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Published: 2024-06-03 Researcher in microbial eukaryote evolution with focus on the origin of plastids The Department of Organismal Biology teaches and explores the evolution, development and
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genomics, with specific focus on hidden fungal diversity within the Evolutionary Biology program at IEG. The project is led by Dr. Anan Rosling. The PhD position is fully funded for 4 years. Project
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Published: 2024-05-13 The Department of Cell and Molecular Biology is one of the most international, broad and distinguished molecular bioscience departments in Europe. The department comprises sju
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Published: 2024-04-30 The Department of Cell and Molecular Biology is organized into seven research programmes which all focus on different areas of cell and molecular biology: Computational
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the following areas: cancer precision medicine, cancer immunotherapy, genomics and neurobiology, molecular tools and functional genomics, neuro-oncology and neurodegeneration and vascular biology. Department