3 more weeks to apply!

🧬 Fully funded PhD opportunity! 🧬

We are looking for a curious and motivated candidate to join our new team in Utrecht. Our goal is to develop biomimetic mechanisms for protein folding using DNA origami.

More info:
🔗 www.uu.nl/en/organisat...
🗓️ Deadline: 15.08

Congratulations!! 🎉🎉

Indeed I'm happy to be here! Looking forward to great science 💪🏼

Thanks James!

Just wrapped up my time at TU Delft. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the special experiences, collaborations, and friendships, in&out the lab.

Now, on to the next step! Tomorrow I'll start as a PI at the Bijvoet Centre at Utrecht University! Stay tuned for more science at bertosinlab.org 🧬🔬

🚨We have a 4-year ERC-funded PhD position available in the beautiful city of Leuven, Belgium, for building artificial nanomachines in lipid membranes.

Check out the details and apply here: www.kuleuven.be/personeel/jo...

Feel free to email me for more information!

We have 3 openings for ambitious postdocs or PhD students in our #CDlab - for exciting single-molecule biophysics research on nuclear pores, peroxisomes, or archaeal divisomes.

Check it out and apply: ceesdekkerlab.nl/come-join-us/

RT=nice!

The paper was lead by Christine Kriebisch, @boekhovenlab.bsky.social, @kgoepfrich.bsky.social, and Christoph Weber

I'm happy to share this roadmap towards the synthesis of life! It is the result of one of the best workshops I ever attended, where scientists across biology, chemistry, and physics came together to map out the key challenges to synthesize life. Enjoy!

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Hi all, I am very excited to share two positions (PhD and PostDoc) in my group on a EU-funded project ProAct.

More about the positions below.

Please share with your colleagues! This will be a great project to work on and also we offer a great environment at the BIOS group

We have an opening for a 4 yr PhD interested in membrane remodelling and cryo-EM/ET of a minimal cell division machinery: edu.nl/bukan

You will be part of the EVOLF consortium in which 30 leading biochemists/biophysicists work together to explore if and how we can build autonomous synthetic cells.