PhD Student / Doctoral Researcher | Promotion (m/w/d)
Universität Regensburg
Job Summary
This doctoral position is based at the University of Regensburg within the Collaborative Research Center (SFB 374) focused on kidney research. Working at the Chair of Molecular and Cellular Anatomy, the successful candidate will conduct fundamental medical research into Nail-Patella Syndrome, a genetic disorder caused by LMX1B mutations. The day-to-day role involves the functional characterization of LMX1B domains, investigating target gene regulation, and studying podocyte differentiation. The researcher will utilize a broad spectrum of ultrastructural, biochemical, molecular, and cell biological techniques, alongside animal models. Beyond research, the role includes presenting findings at scientific conferences and supervising students in Molecular Medicine, Human Medicine, and Dentistry during microscopic anatomy lessons. This position offers a three-year contract within an internationally competitive scientific environment, providing high-level technical training and close professional supervision.
Required Skills
Education
Completed university degree (Master's, Diploma, State Examination, or equivalent) in Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Molecular Medicine, Pharmacy, or a related field.
Experience
- Professional experience in scientific research and independent academic work
- Experience in molecular and cellular biology techniques
- Experience in presenting scientific results in professional meetings or conferences
- Experience or willingness to supervise and teach medical or life science students
Languages
Additional
- The position is a fixed-term contract for three years. Candidates must demonstrate a willingness to learn new laboratory techniques and conduct independent scientific research.