Research technician or visiting scientist - Experience in DNA cloning and/or mammalian cell culture Interest in high-throughput biology, immunology, cancer, genomicsĬrossover - Meiotic crossing-over: from spatial distribution to in situ chromosomal architecture Research Center for Molecular Medicine (CeMM) - ViennaĮPI-CART - Understanding and exploiting epigenetic regulation in CAR T cell therapy Candidates will be enrolled in the PhD Neuroscience Program at MedUni Vienna. For more information, please check our website at Applications must contain a motivation letter and a CV with publication list and contact details of 2-3 referees. Sarah Melzer, a new group leader who brings extensive research experience from Harvard Medical School and several research labs in Germany, Japan and UK. We are striving to build an international, dynamic and collaborative research team and welcome scientists from all over the world. Our lab is a new research lab at the Center for Brain Research at Medical University of Vienna. Excellent written and spoken English skills and a MSc degree in a biological field are required. Previous lab experience with molecular, electrophysiological or behavioral techniques are highly beneficial. The candidate will perform behavioral experiments with mice and he/she will learn how to perform in vivo imaging, genetic manipulations, data analysis, stereotactic surgeries and molecular techniques. We are seeking a highly motivated PhD student who is curious to learn how the brain processes fear and anxiety. Neuropeptidergic modulation of synaptic circuits in fear and anxiety Methodological expertise in circuit electrophysiology, neuroanatomy (in situ hybridisation, histochemistry, reconstructive imaging tools) or developmental biology will be particularly beneficial.ĪNGULON - ANGULON: physics and applications of a new quasiparticleĪGEMEC - Age-dependent mechanisms of sporadic Alzheimer’s Disease in patient-derived neuronsĬell culture, molecular biology, bioinformatics, neuroscience, imaging, biochemistry, cell biology, aging research. Therefore, we are seeking candidate(s) with a background in molecular/cellular neurobiology, circuit neuroanatomy, mouse genetics and/or metabolomics (one or more subjects). Our aim is to particularly focus on the developmental biology of this brain area and understand how maternal (cross-generational) influences affect the development of hypothalamic endocrine systems and (re-)program these in the offspring. Postdoctoral fellow in circuit neurobiology of endocrine systems - We are seeking candidate(s) to study the molecular, cellular and circuit design of the hypothalamus and how hypothalamic networks regulate endocrine output. FOODFORLIFE - Life-long cross-generational priming of the hypothalamus for obesity
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