PhD student in Chromatin & Genome Integrity

EURAXESS hosting organisation · Multiple European countries

Description of the workplace The Chromatin & Genome Integrity Lab (Stem Cell Center & Department of Experimental Medical Science, Faculty of Medicine), led by Dr. Giulia Saredi, studies the mechanisms that regulate chromatin structure and genome stability in human cells, and how these processes safeguard human health. The lab fosters a respectful and inclusive environment, with a strong emphasis on open communication and scientific curiosity. We believe that impactful research is best achieved through collaboration and the exchange of ideas; the successful candidate will be encouraged to actively engage in the group’s scientific activities and to develop their skills in a supportive research setting. Project description This PhD project will investigate how chromatin structure is maintaine

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