Òrgan oferent: University Claude Bernard Lyon 1

Contracte: Doctoral fellow (DF01)

Requisits: 

The doctoral fellow:
- should not have resided or carried out his/her main activity (work, study) in the country where he/she is being recruited, i.e., France, for more than 12 months in the 3 years before the application call deadline, unless this time was part of a compulsory national service or a procedure for obtaining refugee status under the Geneva Convention.
- must be a doctoral candidate (not already in possession of a doctoral degree at the date of the application call deadline).
Languages: Oral and written skills must meet the standards of academic English used in international research.

Required degree Master’s degree or equivalent in Neuroscience, Physiology, Genetics or Biomedical Sciences
Skills/Experience:
- Strong background in molecular and cellular biology, neurobiology, or physiology
- Knowledge of RNA biology and gene regulation mechanisms
- Experience with molecular biology techniques
- Basic skills in transcriptomic data analysis and statistics
- Ability to work independently and in a multidisciplinary team
- Excellent written and oral communication skills in English
- Experience with mouse models and developmental biology (desirable)
- Experience in imaging, electrophysiology, or functional phenotyping (a plus)
Keywords:
Argonaute proteins; AGO1; AGO2; neurological disorders; mouse models; hypotonia; skeletal muscle; microRNA; gene regulation; genotype–phenotype correlation

Informació: https://links.uv.es/vX6tG0R

Més informació: 

Start date: 01st January 2027
Duration: 36 months

Contacte: Vincent Jacquemond (vincent.jacquemond@univ-lyon1.fr) / Binnaz Yalcin (binnaz.yalcin@inserm.fr)

Termini: 30^th April 2026

Òrgan oferent: Universitat Rovira i Virgili

Contracte: Postdoctoral position offer at URV

Requisits: 

Phd obtained 2-8 yearas ago; minimum 2 years total postdoctoral experience

Candidates must have 1 year of postdo funding independent of URV projects

Informació: https://www.bioactivity-food.recerca.urv.cat/en/

Més informació: Contract duration: 1 year Location: Tarragona, Spain

Contacte: ximena.terra@urv.cat

Termini: Deadline 10 April 2026. Applications must be submitted in English by the URV host PI.

Òrgan oferent: I2SysBio (CSIC-UV)

Contracte: Contracte pre-doctoral

Requisits: 

Grau de Màster en Biofísica / Matemàtiques / Enginyeria / Bioenginyeria / Física / Bioinformàtica / Enginyeria Química (o àrea relacionada), amb sòlida formació matemàtica & programació 

Informació: 

El projecte ADA LOVELACE IN VIVO és finançat per la AEI en el marc del programa de Projectes d'Investigació en l'àmbit de la IA, a fi de desenrotvolupar les unitats bàsiques de raonament lògic en microorganismes in vivo mitjançant la biologia sintètica 

L'objectiu de la tesi és el modelatge i disseny de circuits genètics amb capacitat de raonament lògic emprant models mecanístics combinats amb tècniques predictives, en estreta interacció amb la investigació experimental.

Més informació: Enviar  CV a irene.otero.muras@csic.es amb assumpte  “LOVELACE contrato predoc”

Contacte: irene.otero.muras@csic.es

Termini:15 de març de 2026

Òrgan oferent: Línia d'investigació: «Soporte en el manejo y gestión de Recursos Microbianos».

Contracte: Tècnic/a especialista de suport a la investigació.

Requisits: Titulació: Grau Superior en Laboratori clínic i biomèdic/Grau Superior en Laboratori de Diagnòstic Clínic.

Informació:

Anys de serveis prestats en les diferents administracions públiques: fins a 0,5 punts per any acreditat, amb un màxim de 2 punts.
2.2. Titulacions acadèmiques i cursos de formació:

– Titulació superior a la requerida en la convocatòria: fins a 0,5 puntss.
– Cursos de formació i perfeccionament: fins a 1 punt.
– Certificat de nivell de valencià: fins a 0,5 puntss (certificats homologats per un acord del Consell de Govern de la Universitat de València ACGUV 66/2018, de 24 d'abril de 2018). En cas que s'haja requerit un nivell, només es valorarà el nivell superior a aquest.
2.3. Altres mèrits preferents relacionats amb l'objecte del contracte, l'experiència prèvia i els coneixements concrets: fins a 4 punts.
– Experiència demostrada en el treball amb col·leccions de cultius microbians, incloent-hi arquees, bacteris, fongs filamentosos i llevats.
– Sòlida formació en tècniques microbiològiques, incloent la preparació de mitjans de cultiu, tampons, solucions i reactius, així com procediments d'esterilització i tècniques asèptiques en laboratori de microbiologia.
– Experiència acreditada en el maneig d'equips de liofilització i dispositius d'estret de liòfils (Konstrictor), incloent la manipulació i segellament d'ampolles de vidre mitjançant sistemes de bufador d'aire/gas natural.
– Experiència de treball sota un Sistema de Gestió de Qualitat conforme a la norma ISO 9001, incloent el compliment de procediments normalitzats de treball (PNT) i requisits de documentació.
La comissió pot acordar la realització d'una entrevista a fi de concretar millor la valoració dels mèrits preferents: fins a 2 punts.

Més informació: DOGV Núm. 10306 / 19.02.2026

Contacte: 

Termini: Del 20 de febrer al 06 de març de 2026

Òrgan oferent: School of Molecular & Cellular Biology / Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology. Leeds

Contracte: Research Fellow in Biochemistry/Cell Biology

Requisits:

Understanding and Controlling Amyloid Polymorphism: From Test Tube to Tissue

We are looking for an outstanding research fellow to join our interdisciplinary team investigating how proteins aggregate into amyloid fibrils, and how fibrils with different structures perturb cellular function. This 6-year Wellcome Discovery award will involve three post-doctoral fellows and two PhD students, who will form an integrated team combining biochemical, biophysical, cell biological and structural methods (cryoEM and cryoET) with the goal of transforming our understanding of amyloid polymorphism in vitro, in cells, and in mouse models and human tissue. The project will focus on IAPP involved in type-2 diabetes and a-synuclein in Parkinson’s disease. For this position we are seeking a talented postdoctoral researcher with expertise in biochemistry and cell biology, to explore how small molecules, metabolites and differences in cellular conditions influence the mechanism of amyloid assembly and alter the structures of fibrils formed. Using fluorescence methods, you will develop approaches to track fibril polymorphism and how it changes with time in test tubes, in cells and in human/murine tissue. You will also investigate fibrils extracted from murine and patient samples and to determine the role of different fibril types in causing cellular dysfunction and disease. You will work closely with two other postdoctoral fellows funded on the grant who bring expertise in biophysical analysis of amyloid assembly and structural methods (cryoEM/ET). 

You will be based in the laboratories of Professors Sheena Radford and Neil Ranson, and work closely with other members of our amyloid team. For this position you should have (or be close to completing) a PhD in Biochemistry, Biophysics, Cell Biology or a related discipline, and extensive experience of using biochemical, biophysical and cell biological methods to elucidate biological mechanisms involving protein assembly. 

Informació: FBSAS1084 Research Fellow in Biochemistry/Cell Biology - Jobs at the University of Leeds

Més informació: How to Appply: https://jobs.leeds.ac.uk/display.aspx?id=1253&pid=0

Contacte: n.a.ranson@leeds.ac.uk 

Termini: Until Sunday 08 March 2026

Òrgan oferent: School of Molecular & Cellular Biology / Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology. Leeds

Contracte: Research Fellow in Structural Biology

Requisits:

This role will be based on the university campus. We are also open to discussing flexible working arrangements.

Are you an ambitious researcher looking for your next challenge? Do you have an established background in mechanistic studies of protein assembly using cryoEM/ET and want to help to develop new routes to combat amyloid disease? Do you want to further your career in one of the UK’s leading research-intensive Universities?

Understanding and Controlling Amyloid Polymorphism: From Test Tube to Tissue

We are looking for an outstanding research fellow to join our interdisciplinary team investigating how proteins aggregate into amyloid fibrils, and how fibrils with different structures perturb cellular function. This 6-year Wellcome Discovery award will involve three post-doctoral fellows and two PhD students, who will form an integrated team combining biochemical, biophysical, cell biological and structural methods (cryoEM and cryoET) with the goal of transforming our understanding of amyloid polymorphism in vitro and its consequences in cells, in mouse models and in human tissue. The project will focus on IAPP involved in type-2 diabetes and -synuclein in Parkinson’s disease. For this position we are seeking a talented postdoctoral researcher with expertise in cryoEM/ET of protein assemblies. You will use cryoEM/ET to explore how changing the assembly conditions alters the structures of amyloid fibrils, and how fibril structure and polymorphism change with time in vitro, in cells and in tissues. You will also determine the structures of fibrils extracted from murine and patient samples and determine the role of different fibril types in causing cellular dysfunction and disease. You will work closely with two other postdoctoral fellows funded on the grant who bring expertise in biophysical analysis of amyloid assembly and cell biological/imaging methods.

You will be based in the laboratories of Professors Sheena Radford and Neil Ranson, and work closely with other members of our amyloid team. For this position you should have (or be close to completing) a PhD in Structural biology (cryoEM/ET) to elucidate protein assembly mechanisms. 

Informació: FBSAS1085 Research Fellow in Structural Biology - Jobs at the University of Leeds

Contacte: n.a.ranson@leeds.ac.uk 

Méss Informació:  How to Apply: https://jobs.leeds.ac.uk/display.aspx?id=1253&pid=0

Termini: Until Sunday 08 March 2026

Òrgan oferent:  Institut de Recerca Sant Pau, Barcelona. 

Contracte: Predoctoral position in molecultar neurosciencies (three-year predoctoral contract. With the possibility to extend it for one extra
year depending on the performance of the candidat)

Requisits:

We are looking for a PhD candidate with a strong academic record, high motivation for basic and translational research, independent and critical thinking and a keen interest to investigate the biology of synapses - particularly at the molecular level - and their role in cognition and disease. Experience in basic and translational research, academic or professional experience abroad, hands-on work with experimental animal models, and programming skills will be considered strong assets

Informació: 

The applicant will work in the project entitled Targeting Synapses and Brain Oscillations: Novel Therapeutic Strategies in SYNGAP1 Related Disorders, funded by the Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (MICIU). The main goal of this project is to further explore how brain oscillations characteristic of sleep control the remodelling of the synaptic proteome using a mouse model of the neurodevelopmental
disorder caused by the deficit of the SYNGAP1 gene. And how rescuing these oscillations in Syngap1+/- could improve the cognitive impairments found in these animals, with the goal to explore future therapeutic strategies.

Contacte: Àlex Bayés at abayesp@sanpau.cat

Termini: