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Positions: 2019 PhD student programme Breadcrumb Home Careers and study Students PhD students PhD student recruitment PhD student positions Positions available Research topics - FILTER BY TOPIC -Biochemistry & ProteomicsCell BiologyCell Cycle & ChromosomesChemical Biology & High ThroughputComputational & Systems BiologyGene ExpressionGenetics & GenomicsGenome Integrity & RepairHuman Biology & PhysiologyImagingImmunologyInfectious DiseaseMetabolismModel OrganismsSignalling & OncogenesStructural Biology & BiophysicsSynthetic BiologyTumour Biology The role of hepatic cell metabolism in liver regeneration and liver cancer A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Dimitrios Anastasiou. Using chemical biology to understand the importance of glycans in neurotrophism A joint Crick-Imperial College London funded PhD position for the 2019 programme between the labs of Neil McDonald and Ben Schumann. Using vaccinia virus to understand Rho GTPase regulation and crosstalk A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Michael Way. Molecular mechanisms for the regulation of IL-10 production in T cells A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Anne O’Garra. Quantification of tumour heterogeneity during cancer evolution and in response to therapy This is a CRUK funded position for the 2019 Crick PhD Programme based in the lab of Francesca Ciccarelli. Time-resolved analysis by cryo-electron microscopy of regulators of ubiquitin signalling A Crick-funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Radoslav Enchev. Understanding the structural and mechanistic basis of autophagy A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Anne Schreiber. RPEL proteins, cytoskeletal regulation and cancer A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Richard Treisman. The temporal order of cell cycle phosphorylation A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Frank Uhlmann. Force generation and sensing at molecular level A Crick funded PhD position for the lab of Maxim Molodtsov. Dissecting and modelling of a cell fate decision in yeast A joint Crick-Imperial College London funded PhD position for the 2019 programme between the labs of Folkert van Werven and Vahid Shahrezaei. Single-molecule studies of eukaryotic DNA replication A Crick PhD funded position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Hasan Yardimci. Share the page Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
The role of hepatic cell metabolism in liver regeneration and liver cancer A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Dimitrios Anastasiou.
Using chemical biology to understand the importance of glycans in neurotrophism A joint Crick-Imperial College London funded PhD position for the 2019 programme between the labs of Neil McDonald and Ben Schumann.
Using vaccinia virus to understand Rho GTPase regulation and crosstalk A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Michael Way.
Molecular mechanisms for the regulation of IL-10 production in T cells A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Anne O’Garra.
Quantification of tumour heterogeneity during cancer evolution and in response to therapy This is a CRUK funded position for the 2019 Crick PhD Programme based in the lab of Francesca Ciccarelli.
Time-resolved analysis by cryo-electron microscopy of regulators of ubiquitin signalling A Crick-funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Radoslav Enchev.
Understanding the structural and mechanistic basis of autophagy A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Anne Schreiber.
RPEL proteins, cytoskeletal regulation and cancer A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Richard Treisman.
The temporal order of cell cycle phosphorylation A Crick funded PhD position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Frank Uhlmann.
Force generation and sensing at molecular level A Crick funded PhD position for the lab of Maxim Molodtsov.
Dissecting and modelling of a cell fate decision in yeast A joint Crick-Imperial College London funded PhD position for the 2019 programme between the labs of Folkert van Werven and Vahid Shahrezaei.
Single-molecule studies of eukaryotic DNA replication A Crick PhD funded position for the 2019 programme in the lab of Hasan Yardimci.
