Jobs

 

The Department of cell physiology and metabolism is also always looking for motivated master students, PhD students and postdoctoral fellows.

 

master STUDENTS

Please contact the researcher indicated on the offer or the researcher in charge of any group you are interested in.

Supplementary information about masters at the University of Geneva: here

NO CURRENT MASTER POSITIONS

 

PhD STUDENTS

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   LIFE SCIENCES PHD SCHOOL

   The primary track is to postulate to the doctoral school in life sciences.

 

Alternatively, you can apply to one of the offers below, but your application would have to be validated by the doctoral school (please refer to their conditions).

The group of Dr. Sofia BARBIERI is looking for a Research Assistant to investigate the mechanisms regulating the establishment of sub-cellular gradients in the C. elegans one-cell embryo. The proposed project will combine genetics, different microscopy techniques and advanced “-omics” approaches.

For Students at the Master level, we also offer the opportunity to conduct a Master’s thesis within our laboratory, with the possibility to transition into a Research Assistant role.

Project duration: 3 years

Project start: to be agreed upon, ideally in the spring of 2025

Download the offer in pdf

 

postDOCTORAL FELLOWS & JUNIOR LECTURERS

Dr Mikhail KRYUCHKOV from the laboratory of Prof. Vladimir KATANAEV is looking for a postdoctoral candidate to join a SPARK research project. The selected candidate will be mainly responsible for investigating the existence of a new type of signal transduction in the D. melanogaster brain, employing genetic, behavioural and super-resolution microscopy approaches.

Project start: not later than end of April 2025

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The laboratories of Prof. Anne-Claude GAVIN and Prof. Nathalie REUTER are looking for a postdoctoral candidate to join a high-profile research project, “Life at the periphery: the workings of proteins at the surface of cell and organelle membranes”, investigating how lipid transporters, e.g. lipid-transfer proteins function at the surface of biological membranes.

Project start: to be agreed upon, ideally in the fall of 2023

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Additional job offers from Faculty of Medicine can be found here