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Ludwig Maxmillian University of Munich

PhD Positions: The Munich collaborative research center (CRC) Chromatin Dynamics

The Munich collaborative research center (CRC) Chromatin Dynamics is now calling for applications for doctoral researcher positions in chromatin biochemistry.

The research challenge:

The CRC explores the nature of dynamic transitions of chromatin organization. It aims to understand principles and mechanisms that endow chromatin organization with diversity, flexibility and plasticity to respond to environmental, metabolic and developmental cues. CRC research strives for an integrated understanding of chromatin structure and function, involving identification and biochemical characterization of enzymes and metabolites, multi-omic analyses and imaging of cells in diverse physiological states and during ontogeny of model organisms. For more about the CRC, see www.sfb1064.med.lmu.de.

We are looking for:

Diverse and highly motivated candidates with strong backgrounds in biochemistry or related fields. Your qualifying degrees should reflect talent and good understanding of biological and biochemical topics, as well as practical experience in experimental lab work. Candidates should have excellent command of written and spoken English.

We offer:

Cutting-edge expertise in chromatin research, enhanced through support of core facilities in mass spectrometry and bioinformatics. Doctoral researchers will be members in the Integrated Research Training Program (IRTG), a structured graduate program committed to supporting doctoral candidates in their research goals, in good scientific practice and in achieving optimal qualifications for future careers. Salaries conform to German academic standards (TV-L E13, 65%).

Research is concentrated in the greater Munich area, with groups on the Life Science Campus in the Biomedical Center LMU Munich, the Gene Center LMU, Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry and the Helmholtz Zentrum in Großhadern and Neuherberg. The city of Munich and its environs offers excellent opportunities for recreation and cultural activities.

How to Apply:

Please go to our website, see the open positions, and then follow instructions for online application submission.

The deadline for applications is June 30, 2021.


The institutions hosting these projects are equal opportunity employers.