Jobs

Thèse/PhD

Nothing at the moment!



Travail de Master / Master Thesis subjects

Nothing at the moment



Post-doc

Nothing yet here!



Michel Mayor Fellowships

How did life emerge on Earth? 
Are we alone in the Universe?

To be published soon!

The program is intended to foster young interdisciplinary researchers in the field of the origin and prevalence of life who have demonstrated scientific excellence in the early stages of their careers, and to enable conditions to conduct interdisciplinary, fundamental, and high- risk research with the necessary independence (funding) and autonomy. 

Key benefits:

  • Research autonomy: Propose and lead your own research interdisciplinary project, aligned with the mission of the CVU.
  • Robust funding: Competitive salary for 3 years, plus an annual research budget of 3000 CHF to support travel and equipment.
  • Mentorship and collaboration: Conduct your research within the CVU, gaining access to observation and computing facilities, as well as mentoring and professional development. 
  • Career development: Acquire the skills, experience, and network necessary to establish yourself as a leader in the dynamic field of life in the Universe.


Professorship positions

  • FULL, ASSOCIATE or ASSISTANT (tenure track) PROFESSOR for a chair of Excellence in the Section of Chemistry & Biochemistry in the field of Prebiotic Chemistry

    A new position in the CVU has opened! 

    The research area should be in the broad field of prebiotic chemistry and or biochemistry of early life and its precursor(s); the transition from simple molecules towards more complex matter with Life-like features – a self-sustaining chemical system capable of Darwinian evolution. 

    You can apply here!

Questions? don't hesitate to contact emeline.bolmont(at)unige.ch and nicolas.winssinger(at)unige.ch

 


If you want to propose another research project in Geneva on the topic of Life in the Universe (through ERC, SNF Ambizione, SNF Professorships, or other funding schemes...), please contact emeline.bolmont(at)unige.ch.