89 molecular-modeling positions at Karolinska Institutet

Postdoctoral researcher in chromosome organization and dynamics

Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research? Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research? Join the lab of Camilla Björkegren at the Department of Cell and Molecular

Research assistant in Cell and Molecular Neurobiology (fixed-term)

Cruceanu. The group studies molecular mechanisms of how stress and pharmacological exposures shape early human development, aiming to understand the long-term outcomes of these exposures

Postdoctoral studies in mechanistic and therapy development in CADASIL (scholarship)

at elucidating mechanisms of the vascular function of small vessel disease/CADASIL and the relationship of impaired vascular function and neurodegeneration with the goal of identifying new molecular targets

Postdoctoral Researcher in Neuroscience of Parkinson’s disease

use cellular and animal models together with novel molecular imaging techniques to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying the diseases. Our goals are to identify novel biomarkers and medically

Research Assistant

the bone and tissue regeneration. We study musculoskeletal disorders both at the clinical and molecular level in order to understand disease mechanisms. The research group is studying biomarkers of tissue

Research assistant for bioinformatic support in the project on rare bone diseases

for genetic skeletal disorders. We study genetic disorders on a molecular level in order to understand disease mechanisms and apply new knowledge to genetic diagnostics. We work in a modern laboratory at the

Research Assistant

Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research? Karolinska Institutet, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology (CMB) CMB is a department with a strong focus on basic science. The

Postdoctoral Researcher in in Rare Skeletal Diseases

Rosenquist Brandell as project leaders. The research is focused on identifying genetic causes and molecular mechanisms in rare skeletal diseases. The group works closely with the Metabolic Bone Disease group

Doctoral student position in enteric neuroscience

diversity. The team has identified molecularly distinct neuronal and glial cell types as well as a new conceptual model for how neuron types emerge during ENS development (Morarach et al., 2021

PhD position in gene regulation during CNS repair

adult stages when regeneration fails. We use a multidisciplinary approach that involves stem cell biology, systems biology, computational biology, molecular engineering, and mouse models of disease