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Assistant department Food Technology, Safety and Health (27297)

    →   Apply until 30/07/2024 (DD/MM/YYYY) 23:59 (Brussels time)    →   Faculty of Bioscience Engineering    →   Department BW23 - Food Technology, Safety and Health    →   AAP temporary appointment - 100%    →   Number of openings: 1    →   Refe...

PhD Positions in Cancer Research

Are you looking for excellent research opportunities for your PhD studies at the forefront of cancer research? The German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg invites international students holding a Master’s degree in (molecular) biology, ...

Upcoming PhD Positions at the International Max Planck Research School for Molecules of Life in Autumn 2024

More information for the new call-out will come up during Autumn 2024. Stay tuned!The International Max Planck Research School for Molecules of Life (IMPRS-ML) will have an open call for fully-funded PhD student positions in the areas of biochemis...

International Fully Funded PhD Positions in the Life Sciences in Switzerland

*New application deadlines for two open calls per year: November 1 and May 1!Life Science Zurich Graduate School offers more than 100 funded PhD positions. With around 500 research groups and more than 1600 Ph.D. students, the Life Science Zurich ...

PhD on the impact of energy-efficient and nature-inspired lighting strategies on greenhouse crop biology

At the Department of Biosystems of the University of Leuven (Belgium), the lab of Prof. Bram Van de Poel (http://bramvandepoel.wixsite.com/vandepoel-lab) conducts research on molecular plant hormon...

PhD student within Multi-Modal Modeling of Spatial Biology Data

Data-driven life science (DDLS) uses data, computational methods and artificial intelligence to study biological systems and processes at all levels, from molecular structures and cellular processe...

Assistant department Food Technology, Safety and Health (26958)

    →   Apply until 18/06/2024 (DD/MM/YYYY) 23:59 (Brussels time)    →   Faculty of Bioscience Engineering    →   Department BW23 - Food Technology, Safety and Health    →   AAP temporary appointment - 100%    →   Number of openings: 1    →   Refe...

Doctoral fellow - Department of Green Chemistry and Technology

Last application date Jun 17, 2024 00:00Department LA24 - Department of Green Chemistry and TechnologyContract Limited durationDegree master's degree in environmental engineering, bioscience engineering, chemical engineering, environmental science...

Doctoral Appointment in Biology

Sapere Aude—dare to be wise—is our motto. Our students and employees develop knowledge and expertise that enrich both people and the world around them. Our academic environment is characterised by ...

The UCAM-SENS unit is recruiting six (6) PhD students

BackgroundThe UCAM-SENS is a scientific unit that strives for the true digital transformation of key domains such as Health, Sport, Food and the Environment by using advanced (bio)chemical sensing based on electrochemistry and imaging principles. ...

PhD/Post-Doc Fellow in RNA Genomics

About our Campus: Hebrew University’s Edmond J. Safra Campus on Givat Ram, in Jerusalem, is a vibrant hub of academic and research excellence nestled in the heart of Jerusalem. Our modern campus boasts state-of-the-art lab facilities, world-renown...

Disease resolution and immunometabolism in severe malaria

The laboratory of Immunoparasitology (group of Prof. Philippe Van den Steen, cluster Immunity and Inflammation, Rega Institute for Medical Research, KU Leuven) has an open PhD position for a highly...

Doctoral scholarship holder omics driven drug discovery in hereditary aortopathy

Let’s shape the future - University of AntwerpThe University of Antwerp is a dynamic, forward-thinking, European university. We offer an innovative academic education to more than 20000 students, c...

PhD Student - Department of Biomedical Molecular Biology

Last application date Jun 30, 2024 00:00Department WE14 - Department of Biomedical Molecular BiologyContract Limited durationDegree Master of Science in Bioscience Engineering, Bioinformatics, Biochemistry and Biotechnology - Major Bioinformatics ...

PhD on Food-induced duodenal immune activation

TARGID, the translational research center for gastrointestinal disorders, is one of the largest research groups in KULeuven Biomedical Sciences and is a leading gastrointestinal research center on ...

Doctoral scholarship holder ecotoxicology exploring phytoremediation for PFAS cleanup

Assistant department biotechnology (27184).

    →   Apply until 18/06/2024 (DD/MM/YYYY) 23:59 (Brussels time)    →   Faculty of Bioscience Engineering    →   Department BW25 - Biotechnology    →   AAP temporary appointment - 100%    →   Number of openings: 1    →   Reference number: 202405/...

Assistant Department of Biomolecular Medicine (27246)

    →   Apply until 09/07/2024 (DD/MM/YYYY) 23:59 (Brussels time)    →   Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences    →   Department GE31 - Department of Biomolecular Medicine    →   AAP temporary appointment - 100%    →   Number of openings: 1    →...

Full-Time PhD Student (Research and Teaching Assistant) in the Center for Green Chemistry and Environmental Biotechnology-Ghent University Korea

Job summary:PhD candidate (Full time Research and Teaching Assistant in the Center for Green Chemistry and Environmental Biotechnology)-Ghent University Global Campus.Departments: KR01 – Department of Environmental Technology, Food Technology and ...

Doctoral scholarship holder omics-based interrogation of thoracic aortic aneurysm and dissection mechanisms

Let’s shape the future - University of AntwerpThe University of Antwerp is a dynamic, forward-thinking university. We offer an innovative academic education to more than 20000 students, conduct pio...

MSCA DN GET-IN (The gene therapy innovation training network)

The GET-IN network is built around a community of leading experts and will train 10 doctoral candidates (DCs) as the next generation of gene therapy innovators and research leaders both in academia...

PhD Student - Department of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

Last application date Jun 30, 2024 00:00Department GE35 - Department of Internal Medicine and PediatricsContract Limited durationDegree Master’s degree (or graduation in 2024) in medical sciences, biotechnology, bioengineering, biomedical sciences...

Metal-Complexing Peptides-based Hydrogels for Preventing and Treating Oxidation

KEYWORDSHydrolysate, Peptide, Metal Complexation, Bacteria siderophore, HydrogelSUBJECT DETAILSThe PLASTER project aims to biosynthesize metal-complexing peptides-based hydrogels for preventing and treating oxidation and will be a fruitful collabo...

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PhD in Biology and Biotechnology

As a student in WPI’s PhD in Biology and Biotechnology program, you will benefit from close mentorship by dynamic faculty who encourage creativity and inquisitiveness.

Value Proposition Description

Enabled by a world-class research infrastructure, students in our competitive program explore their passion for discovery while driving cutting-edge, hypothesis-driven research. You will work alongside interdisciplinary teams of WPI faculty, peers, and industry partners to make an impact in your field and explore topics that matter to you, from cancer biology and immunology research to studies of brain plasticity and pollinator decline.

Through our well-rounded PhD in Biology and Biotechnology, you will delve into immersive research in biology and biotechnology while also sharpening your professional and pedagogical knowledge and skills. You will take core courses covering professional ethics, grant writing, and experimental design, and hone your communication skills by participating in department-wide research presentations. You may also take part in supervised teaching experiences and discuss interdisciplinary research initiatives in our Journal Clubs.

Students complete a qualifying exam by the end of the second year of study and round out required coursework with electives. Completion of PhD studies concludes with the preparation of a written thesis and successful oral defense.

To treat many infectious diseases, including the global scourge of tuberculosis, doctors must do battle with a wily adversary, bacteria. Unfortunately for afflicted patients, bacteria have also acquired strategies for thwarting attacks from the immune system and the onslaught of antibiotic drugs. We need to know more about the strategies bacteria use to survive stresses. Biology and biotechnology professor, Scarlet Shell, is seeking to do just that by probing the molecular changes that underlie these mechanisms.

WPI's Department of Biology and Biotechnology is home to a diverse and dynamic faculty body that employs cutting-edge research to explore and understand research topics at the intersection of biology and technology. You will work alongside them as you make your own discoveries in these research areas:

• cancer cell biology
• cognition and behavior
• cytoskeletal dynamics
• drug resistance
• epigenetics and gene regulation
• infectious diseases
• neuronal migration and degeneration
• regenerative medicine
• signal transduction mechanisms

Grad students work closely with faculty and with each other. The opportunity for potential brings new ideas to the forefront and enhances the work everyone does here.

Students in WPI’s BBT program have access to the state-of-the-art labs and multidisciplinary collaborations in the Life Sciences & Bioengineering Center at Gateway Park.

Well-equipped BBT facilities mean you’ll be supported in your research endeavors whether that involves an AAALAC-accredited vivarium with surgical suites, NMR, or a greenhouse.

WPI’s biology and biotechnology graduate degree programs are rigorous yet flexible to provide students with the appropriate backgrounds in both the theory of biology and the practice of biotechnology.

Work in WPI’s biology and biotechnology labs has real-world applications that impacts problems on a human scale.

The BBT program is rigorous, flexible, and comprehensive, so students are prepared for whatever the next step in their career path brings.

PhD candidates are encouraged to review the department's  faculty pages  to identify potential advisors.

You will have access to state-of-the-art equipment in WPI’s Life Sciences and Bioengineering Center, a research complex where an open-plan lab and presence of biotech companies encourage interdisciplinary collaborations. Facilities include an analytical instrumentation core equipped for NMR, Mass Spec, X-Ray Crystal, and qPCR analysis; imaging core with advanced microscopes for point-scanning confocal, spinning disk confocal, and TIRF microscopy; and AAALAC-accredited vivarium.

Faculty Profiles

Work in my lab is focused on defining the cellular mechanisms that maintain genome stability in normal cells and understanding how these pathways are corrupted in cancer cells.

Defining signaling pathways that program cellular diversity is one of the foremost problems in biology and is central to my research interests.  In the lab we use molecular, genetic, and biochemical approaches to characterize the function of these pathways and to gain insight into their role in disease.  To date, the lab has focused on the Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor network, a principal therapeutic target for a variety of human cancers.

I deeply enjoy teaching, in particular conveying the important roles played by plants. It is a great reward when my students realize that plants are more complex and interesting than they anticipated, and they want to learn more. I enjoy that students at WPI are open about thinking in new ways; this critical thinking is the result of intense project-based learning.

Prof. Weathers is an internationally recognized expert on Artemisia annua and artemisinin, having worked with the plant and its phytochemicals including the antimalarial drug, artemisinin, for >25 years. She is a Fellow of AAAS and SIVB, won many awards, given many national and international presentations, reviews manuscripts for many journals and proposals for many national and international funding agencies. She is an Associate Editor for multiple journals. Her lab was the first to genetically transform A. annua.

Our lab investigates the molecular basis of phenotype switching in human fibroblasts that can be modulated using defined extracellular stimuli. We evaluate the role of oxygen and growth factor FGF2 isoforms independently and in combination in order to identify key molecular mechanisms and pathways, some of which closely mimic mechanisms described in human embryonic stem cells. Extended lifespan of these cells in culture also offers us a model for investigation of molecular mechanism that are regulating cell cycle in the context of both aging and cancer.

Research in my laboratory addresses questions in the field of evolutionary ecology and environmental biology, and typically combines field work and laboratory studies. Current projects focus on two disciplines.

A member of the WPI faculty since 2004 and chair of the Department of Biology and Biotechnology since 2022, Reeta Rao is a leader in the field of molecular genetics and genomics. Her primary research activities are focused on emerging infectious diseases, specifically understanding and managing fungal diseases. Students and research associates in her laboratory are trained to use a variety of biochemical, molecular-genetic, and genomic tools to study host-microbe interactions to explore fungal virulence strategies and identify novel therapeutics in a high through

I have a passion for understanding how living systems work, as well as for sharing my love of biology and research with the next generation of scientists and informed citizens.

The central goal of my lab is to understand the regulatory mechanisms that underlie mycobacterial stress tolerance. We combine genetics, genomics, transcriptomics and biochemistry to understand how mycobacteria respond to, and ultimately survive, stressful conditions.

It has been my lifelong dream to become a professor in the field of Biology. Being a faculty member provides a great opportunity to teach and interact with students. Students by nature are highly inquisitive and motivated, and as teachers, we have the responsibility to guide our students to explore and think in new ways. I believe that teaching is a two-way interaction between teachers and students. I come from India and my parents, both of whom were teachers, taught me to strive for excellence in my scholarly pursuits.

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Earn a Master’s Degree in Biology & Biotechnology First

Are you interested in making advanced discoveries about living organisms in a robust community of like-minded researchers, but need your master’s to get there? Consider earning a master’s in biology and biotechnology where you’ll participate in cutting-edge laboratory training and gain professional training in areas like experimental design, ethics, and more. Do you prefer advancing a career in the biotech industry from making cross-functional decisions to gaining expertise in bio-production? Our online master’s in biotechnology is a skills-focused program perfect for students who are working professionals looking to study part-time. Maybe you have a strong foundation in computer science and statistics? Consider earning a master’s in bioinformatics and computational biology which dives into leveraging biological data to improve health care.

Get Started with a BS in Biology & Biotechnology or a Minor in a Related Field

If you’re interested in the field but need your initial degree, a bachelor’s in biology & biotechnology is the first step. This degree introduces you to how the theory of biology is put into practice with biotechnology. If your interest lies in gaining enough information to use in a different discipline or practice, WPI has minors that will deliver the skills and knowledge you seek. A minor in biology is an excellent addition to your academic program and will be relevant in many industries including biomechanics, big data, or personalized medicine. Or maybe you’re seeking a global perspective. WPI’s interdisciplinary minor in global public health examines biological, social, political, environmental, and economic influences on the health of diverse and varied populations.

WPI is proud to be the recipient of not one, but two National Science Foundation Research Traineeship programs. The programs provide exceptionally talented graduate students with specialized training and funding assistance to join careers at the forefront of technology and innovation. The programs are for graduate students in research-based master's and doctoral degree programs in STEM. Learn more .

The BioPoint Program for Graduate Students has been designed to complement traditional training in bioscience, digital and engineering fields. Students accepted into one of the home BioPoint programs will have the flexibility to select research advisors and take electives in other departments to broaden their skills. BioPoint curriculum is designed to be individual, interactive, project-focused and diverse, and includes innovative courses, seminars, journal clubs and industrial-based projects. Learn more .

Ph.D. Program

The training for a Ph.D. in Biology is focused on helping students achieve their goals of being a successful research scientist and teacher, at the highest level. Students work closely with an established advisor and meet regularly with a committee of faculty members to facilitate their progress. The Biology Ph.D. program is part of the larger Biosciences community at Stanford, which includes doctorate programs in the basic science departments at Stanford Medical School. 

There are two tracks within the Biology Ph.D. program:

• Cell, Molecular and Organismal Biology
• Ecology and Evolution

(Previously a part of the Department of Biology Hopkins Marine Station is now a part of the Oceans Department within  Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability )

All  tracks are focused on excellence in research and teaching in their respective areas; where there are differences between the tracks, they are indicated in the links below. 

Requirements & Forms

Dissertation defense, cellular and molecular biology training program, stanford biology ph.d. preview program, career development resources.

Biotechnology PhD

Looking for a Biotechnology PhD at a top research university? Emory University's top-ranked Molecular and Systems Pharmacology (MSP) graduate program prepares students for jobs and careers in pharmacology, pharmaceutical research, toxicology and biotechnology. The program is a unique opportunity for PhD candidates interested in learning how the drugs of today work and how the novel therapeutics of tomorrow can be developed.

Emory University was recently rated by The Scientist magazine as the #1 university in terms of impact in   pharmacology and toxicology research. Particular strengths within the MSP graduate school program at Emory include neuropharmacology, cancer biology, AIDS research, cardiovascular pharmacology, toxicology, and chemical biology. Ph.D. training in the Emory MSP program provides students with an ideal preparation for successful careers in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries as well as in academic research, teaching, government research, patent law and other disciplines that depend upon knowledge of fundamental pharmacological principles.

We live in a golden age of pharmaceutical research. Each passing year brings the development of exciting new therapeutics in the treatment of cancer, heart disease, AIDS, diabetes, psychiatric disorders, and other diseases. Biochemistry Career. Continued success in this quest to improve human health depends upon fresh ideas, adventurous basic research, and the cutting-edge training of future scientists.

Biotechnology PhD Curriculum

In the first year of the MSP program, PhD candidates get research experience through laboratory rotations and attend classes focused on the fundamental principles of pharmacology, toxicology, biochemistry and cell biology.

What is Pharmacology?

Pharmacology is the science of drugs, and is perhaps the original interdisciplinary science. It has the goals of understanding how drugs work, how drugs are processed in the body, and of using that information to develop new drugs and new drug targets to treat human disease. Knowledge, concepts and experimental approaches are drawn from each of the traditional basic biomedical science disciplines to achieve these goals. Knowledge about drugs interacting with known target molecules and the identification of novel target molecules (Molecular Pharmacology) is combined with information about how effects of drugs on different organs and tissues are integrated to produce a therapeutic or toxic effect (Systems Pharmacology). Therefore, Pharmacology is an appropriate and exciting field of study for students with diverse undergraduate science backgrounds including Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Physiology, Neuroscience or Psychology.

A Diversity of Careers

The MSP graduate program prepares students for a diversity of careers . A graduate of the MSP program emerges with a broad training in the basic biomedical sciences, encompassing such disciplines as biochemistry, molecular biology, physiology and neuroscience, but also has training and expertise in the specialized principles and approaches of Pharmacology, This is a combination that is increasingly sought after by the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and government sectors, as well as being excellent preparation for an academic career. The Program also offers a specialization in Toxicology , which focuses on the adverse effects of drugs and chemicals. The Program additionally participates in a Chemistry-Biology Interface program, providing select MSP students the opportunity to obtain concomitant training and expertise in aspects of Chemistry that are particularly relevant to Pharmacology and drug development. Students choose their dissertation mentors from more than 40 internationally-recognized MSP faculty in 15 different academic departments.

Research Foci

• Drug Development and Molecular Therapeutics
• Cell Growth Control. Cancer Biology and Cancer Pharmacology
• Cell Surface Receptors and Intracellular Signaling
• Cardiovascular Pharmacology
• Substance Abuse and Behavioral Pharmacology
• Cell and Developmental Biology
• Metabolism and Molecular Toxicology
• Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology
• Regulation of Gene Expression

Plant Science, Ph.D.

Harness the power of plants..

From crop-based biofuels to pest-resistant plants, discoveries of plant scientists make a profound impact on the world’s food production, natural resources and the environment.

This program prepares you to make your own contribution to this exciting field through the in-depth study of the production, protection, breeding and genetics of plants. Gain a sophisticated understanding of the interdisciplinary field, with specialized skills in areas like biotechnology, weed science, crop management, plant pathology and more.

Much of your experience will take place in the on-campus plant science farms, climate-controlled greenhouses and laboratories, where you will conduct independent research alongside leading faculty experts in the field.

This program could be a good fit if you:

• Hold an undergraduate degree in agriculture, biology, botany, horticulture, agriculture, environmental science, natural resources or other related field
• Have a strong interested in advancing the field of plant science
• Want to lead research in the lab and out in the field
• Can think critically and creatively about complex problems

Career Outcomes

With this degree, you could become a/an:

• Agricultural consultant (domestic or international)
• Agricultural chemical researcher or sales manager
• Commercial crop or greenhouse manager
• Food processing scientist
• Plant biotechnologist
• Plant breeder
• Plant industry or biofuels researcher
• Plant-pest protection specialist
• Senior scientist or program leader for a federal or state agriculture, environmental quality or land management agency
• University professor, research support scientist or extension educator
• Urban landscape consultant or manager

Available On-Campus

You may also be interested in:

Food Science, M.S.

Learn to research and develop new food products, improve the safety and quality of food products, and design safer and more efficient food processes.

Water Resources, M.S.

Learn to work across disciplines to help communities solve today’s increasingly complex problems in water resources management.

More degrees below. Enjoy!

Plant pathology.

Explore interactions between plants and microbes. Learn to develop innovative solutions that keep plants safe from diseases.

Water Resources

Develop the skills to solve complex pest-control problems, tackle pressing pollination issues, and battle insect-borne diseases.

Family and Consumer Sciences

Learn scientific research methods to understand and solve problems of human development, family relations, personal and family finance, nutrition and community.

Applied Economics

Apply advanced statistical and mathematical analysis to solve complex issues involving agriculture, communities, natural resources and other applied topics.

Child Development

Gain advanced knowledge and skills to make a lasting impact in the lives of children and families.

Animal Physiology

Lead original research in areas such as animal growth, nutrition or reproduction.

Food Science

Animal science.

Develop your expertise and research skills in animal growth, nutrition, reproduction and other areas in animal agriculture.

Turn your passion for health and wellness into a career as a registered dietitian nutritionist.

Agricultural Education

Master the skills and techniques of teaching youth and adults about agriculture, leadership and life.

Soil & Land Resources

Develop valuable expertise in the sustainable use and management of soils.

• Tue. Jun 4th, 2024

Best Global Research Positions in Agriculture and Biosciences

Teaching Assistant Job (PhD level) at the Plant Biotechnology Research Center at Ghent University Global Campus in South Korea

By Agristok

Full-time Teaching Assistant Job at the Plant Biotechnology Research Center at Ghent University Global Campus in South Korea; Ghent University Global Campus (GUGC) in Incheon, South Korea, is seeking a full-time teaching assistant for the Plant Biotechnology Center (RC1). This position is fully funded by Ghent University Global Campus in Korea. Full-time teaching assistant position for a starting period of 1 year, with the possibility of extension. Degree Requirement: MSc degree in the domain of plant molecular biology, and biotechnology or equivalent.

The teaching assistant will primarily be responsible for academic education (in English) during the practical sessions of the courses conducted by RC1. This includes courses of General Biology, Molecular Biology, Plant Biology, and Plant Biotechnology. Additionally, the teaching assistant will provide support to researchers of RC1 when not involved in teaching obligations. You will also offer two to three-week wet lab training programs to GUGC students during summer and/or winter.

• You hold a master’s degree in a relevant subject (Plant Biotechnology, Plant Molecular Biology, Plant Biochemistry, or equivalent). 
• Minimum three years of post-master’s degree experience by the start date of your appointment at Ghent University Global Campus. 
• Strong didactic, communicative, and managerial skills.
• Interest in providing and supporting academic education.
• Ability to work collaboratively in an international and multicultural environment.
• Quality-oriented approach.

Selection procedure : The selection committee will evaluate the application files, shortlist candidates for a video interview, rank suitable candidates, and select the most suitable candidate.  The result will be presented to the GUGC campus council for approval. 

Appointment information : The position is initially a contractual appointment for one year, with the possibility of extension after positive evaluation.

Compensation and benefits

• Salary according to Ghent University Global Campus salary standards.
• Bonuses in June (92% of monthly salary) and December (100% monthly salary).
• Housing (for non-Korean citizens).
• Private health insurance.
• Leaves and holidays.
• Visa support for international applicants. 

About Ghent University and Ghent University Global Campus : Ghent University is a leading education and research institution in the Low Countries. Ghent University Global Campus is an extension of Ghent University in South Korea, and is the first European university to be part of the Incheon Global Campus (IGC). GUGC offers Bachelor of Science programs in Molecular Biotechnology, Environmental Technology, and Food Technology.

The Plant Biotechnology Research Center (RC1) at GUGC is committed to providing education in the discipline of Plant Biotechnology. To sustain and strengthen the teaching activities of the Plant Biotechnology Research Center (RC1), GUGC is looking for a full-time teaching assistant with a background in plant biotechnology. The person will join a group of two professors, two doctoral assistants (one research professor and one post-doc), one full-time teaching assistant, and three research and teaching assistants (PhD students).

How to apply ; Application procedure:

Interested candidates should submit the following documents in English, merged into a single PDF file, to  [email protected] (subject line: TeachingAssistant_RC1_Last Name.First Name) by the application deadline of Jun 23, 2024:

• Motivation letter.
• Full resume (CV), including contact information for at least 2 references.
• A copy of your Master’s (or Doctoral) degree certificate. 

Application deadline: Jun 23, 2024 & Anticipated starting date: Aug 1, 2024

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