PhD Student 100 %
Veröffentlicht:
02 April 2025Pensum:
100%- Arbeitsort:Bern
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Job-Zusammenfassung
Der Department of Human Genetics am Inselspital bietet eine spannende Karrierechance. Hier erwartet dich ein dynamisches Umfeld für Forschung und Entwicklung.
Aufgaben
- Mitarbeit an einem SNF-geförderten Forschungsprojekt zu seltenen Erkrankungen.
- Charakterisierung genetischer Diagnosen und deren pathomechanischen Zusammenhänge.
- Einsatz klassischer molekularer Methoden und Zellmodelle in der Forschung.
Fähigkeiten
- Masterabschluss in biomedizinischen oder molekularen Wissenschaften erforderlich.
- Kenntnisse in Neurobiologie und Genetik sind von Vorteil.
- Motivation und Teamfähigkeit sind gefragt.
Ist das hilfreich?
Department of Human Genetics
Start of employment: 01.06.2025 or by agreement
4 years.
The Department of Human Genetics at the Inselspital is conducting extensive and interdisciplinary services in the area of genetic counselling and diagnostics and is scientifically associated with the Department for Biomedical research (DBMR) at the University of Bern.
The research group of the department (Prof. Dr. Dr. Christiane Zweier) focuses on the clinical, genetic and functional characterization of neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs), including intellectual disability and epilepsy. Neurodevelopmental disorders are an important health concern affecting 2-3% of the population and are clinically and genetically extremely heterogeneous. Understanding the underlying causes and pathomechanisms is crucial to path the way for development of targeted therapies
The challenge
The successful applicant will be involved in an SNF-funded research project entitled “Multiple genetic diagnoses as a window into pathomechanisms of Rare Diseases”.
The project aims at
1) characterizing the landscape of multiple diagnosis in patients with rare disorders and
2) investigating functional interactions between concurrently mutated genes to better understand underlying pathomechanisms for individual diseases as well as for oligogenicity and genetic modifiers. The experimental spectrum of the PhD projects will include classic molecular and genetic methods as well as in vivo and in vitro model systems such as Drosophila melanogaster and iPSC-derived and other cell-based systems.
Your profile
Applicants should hold a master's degree in biomedical or molecular sciences, Biology or related fields, preferably with background knowledge in neurobiology and/or genetics. Expertise in working with Drosophila melanogaster or stem cells would be advantageous. We are looking for highly motivated, interactive and team-oriented candidates with a high degree of self-initiative and inventiveness
The package
Application and contact
For subject-specific questions and information about the position, please contact:
Prof. Dr. Dr. Christiane Zweier, E-Mail schreiben
Please send your application with the usual documents electronically by no later than 30.04.2025 to the following e-mail address: E-Mail schreiben
