Andersen Lab on Genetic Innovation
Aarhus University, Denmark

1-2 Open PhD positions in molecular biology

Starting time: Spring 2023 (earliest Feb 1, 2023; latest June 1, 2023)
Application deadline: December 14, 2022 (reviewed until the positions are filled)

Our research

We apply a diverse range of complementary approaches including genetics in both in vivo and cell culture Drosophila systems, genome editing, chemical genetics, high-resolution microscopy, interaction proteomics and high-throughput sequencing for transcriptomic and genomic bioinformatic analyses. For further info about the lab and our projects see www.mbg.au.dk/pan or contact Peter (pra@mbg.au.dk). On our website you can also find our PAN Lab Manual, including our PhD supervisor statement.

Qualifications and traits of the ideal candidate

• A relevant master’s degree in e.g. molecular biology/biochemistry/bioinformatics
• Deep scientific curiosity, creative aptitude and independent, positive drive
• Strong communication (English) and collaboration skills

The offered PhD positions are fully funded and include generous monthly stipends following Danish regulations. We strongly support diversity in hiring and encourage interested candidates of all backgrounds to apply.

For more info see the following sites: PhD program at Aarhus University; Studying in Aarhus

Interested candidates should send an application consisting of a motivation letter and CV to Peter Andersen (pra@mbg.au.dk). Application deadline: December 14th, 2022.