PhD Candidate in Cardiovascular Research (SNSF Starting Grant Project)
PhD Candidate in Cardiovascular Research (SNSF Starting Grant Project)
University of Bern
Published
19 July 2024
Workplace
Bern, Bern region, Switzerland
Category
Health
Life Sciences
Life Sciences
Position
Junior Researcher / PhD Position
PhD candidate in Cardiovascular Research (SNSF Starting Grant Project)
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Start of employment: 01.11.2024 or by agreement (4 years).
The Schinner Lab is actively seeking outstanding PhD candidates to join the SNSF-funded Starting Grant project "ACTT - Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy: Investigation of new mechanisms and therapeutic targets" - hosted by the Clinic of Cardiology, Inselspital in association with the Department for BioMedical Research (DBMR), University of Bern.
The projectACTT will investigate the early molecular and cellular processes that contribute to the phenotype of the genetic disorder Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy (ACM), aiming to unveil novel protective and regenerative pathways.
You will investigate various ACM model systems (mouse disease models, patient samples, in vitro and ex vivo cardiac equivalents) applying cutting-edge imaging and sequencing techniques to:
- (1) assess the early drivers of the disease with high resolution spatio-temporal transcriptomics
- (2) analyze the role and relevance of different cardiac myocyte subtypes
- (3) explore the therapeutic potential of selected compounds targeting disease modifiers
Your profile
You are an independent, curious, creative, and ambitious team player who enjoys working in a young, international and interactive scientific environment.
You possess
- Master’s degree in biomedical or molecular sciences, biology or related fields
- Strong background in molecular biology with an interest in cardiomyopathies and translational medicine
- Experience with in-vivo animal work, stem cell cultivation, or bioinformatics are advantageous
- Excellent communication skills (written and spoken) in English
We offer
- A young, dynamic, supportive team in a creative research environment with a broad spectrum of methodology and further advanced training opportunities
- A national and international scientific network (Collaborations and lab visits, scientific conferences)
- Excellent core facilities (i.e., microscopy, NGS, transcriptomics)
- Enrollment in the Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB)
Interested?
Please send your application with a motivation letter, CV, publication list, certificates or transcripts, and contact information of potential referees as a SINGLE PDF-file to: Write an email
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