Our group studies how eukaryotic cells copy their chromosomes and preserve genome integrity. Defects in chromosome replication are an early feature of human cancer development, but are still understood poorly. In all eukaryotic species, the key regulated step during the initiation of chromosome repl...

Compromised fertility is the biggest threat to expansion of the Irish dairy sector and there is an urgent requirement to address the issue of postpartum uterine infection. This project is a collaboration between UCD(www.ucd.ie), the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (www.nib...

The project centers on the new biology of secreted and nuclear tRNA synthetases. New protein, DNA, and small molecule complexes have been uncovered, which are associated with the new biology of these ancient enzymes. The successful candidate will pursue structural studies of these complexes, and col...

We are interested in genetic programs and mutations, which impact on tumor development and sensitivity to anticancer therapies, in particular cellular senescence, apoptosis and autophagy. Utilizing transgenic mouse models, we generate primary lymphomas with defined genetic lesions (by intercrossing ...

A postdoctoral position is available in the laboratory of George Sen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, UCSD School of Medicine, San Diego, CA.

'Interareal phase coherence as a mechanism for attention-dependent neuronal signal routing: A model-guided causal analysis using new, multi-contact floating silicon probes for intracortical chronic stimulation and recording in primates' (http://www.isee.uni-bremen.de for details)

The Stem cell Institute Leuven (Prof. Catherine Verfaillie) is inviting applications from highly motivated and experienced molecular biologists with cell biology background.

We are currently offering a PhD position for recent graduates (Master of Science in biology, chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences or similar) who are interested in ion channel research, in particular in TRPML cation channels (mucolipins) and two-pore channels (TPCs). The candidate should have experien...

The Ochsenreiter lab is interested in mitochondrial organelle biogenesis. We use a variety of approaches ranging from bioinformatics to biochemical/molecular biological, proteomics and imaging techniques to better understand the mechanisms controlling organelle biogenesis. One of the key steps here ...

The Molecular Signaling and Cell Death Unit, headed by Prof. Dr. Peter Vandenabeele at the Inflammation Research Center at the VIB and Ghent University, has currently a job opening for a PhD student to investigate the interaction of cells undergoing apoptosis, immunogenic apoptosis and regulated nec...