PhD position (f/m/x) in the area of tumor biology

We are seeking a motivated doctoral student for a research
project focused on the molecular and cellular mechanisms
underlying cancer development. This position involves using advanced in vitro 3D organotypic models, conducting
biochemical and molecular analyses, and performing in vivo mouse carcinogenesis studies, funded through competitive grants. The selected candidate will be responsible for generating and characterizing cell lines using cutting-edge techniques and performing transcriptomic and proteomic analyses to investigate key pathways in tumor biology.

Candidates should hold a Diploma or Master's degree in Biology, Biochemistry, or a related degree. Hands-on experience with cell culture (2D/3D), CRISPR/Cas9, and
qPCR/Western blot. Experience or willingness to work with laboratory mice is preferred. Strong interest in skin cancer and tumor microenvironment; prior work with organoids or carcinogenesis models is advantageous. Excellent written and oral communication skills in English.
High motivation for research and strong team spirit.

This position provides an excellent training opportunity in a multidisciplinary setting, with access to modern research facilities and strong supervision within an internationally collaborative team.

• We offer a varied and challenging role in highly relevant and demanding scientific projects.
• A great working atmosphere within a competent, friendly, and interdisciplinary team of biologists and physicians.
• The successful applicant will work in a highly interactive research environment with a positive and supportive atmosphere.
• You will receive supervision and support from the principal investigator and an experienced technician.