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Positions: 2021 PhD student programme Applications for the 2021 Crick PhD programme closed on 23 March 2021 at 12 noon GMT. If you submitted an application before the deadline, check the PhD recruitment page for updates. Breadcrumb Careers & study Students PhD students PhD student recruitment Positions Research topics - FILTER BY TOPIC -Biochemistry & ProteomicsCell BiologyCell Cycle & ChromosomesChemical Biology & High ThroughputComputational & Systems BiologyDevelopmental BiologyEcology, Evolution & EthologyGene ExpressionGenetics & GenomicsGenome Integrity & RepairHuman Biology & PhysiologyImagingImmunologyInfectious DiseaseMetabolismMicrofabrication & BioengineeringModel OrganismsNeurosciencesSignalling & OncogenesStem CellsStructural Biology & BiophysicsSynthetic BiologyTumour Biology Evolutionary paleoproteomics and human origins A PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Pontus Skoglund. Optimising RNA structure to develop flexible influenza virus vector backbones for co-vaccination This is a BBSRC-AstraZeneca-iCASE funded PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of David LV Bauer at the Crick, in collaboration with Oliver Dibben at AstraZeneca. Dynamic regulation of tissue growth by matrix viscoelasticity A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Alberto Elosegui-Artola . Supramolecular capsules for biomimetic recognition and creating artificial enzymes A Crick funded PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Charlie McTernan. Development of rational approaches towards metal-containing antimicrobials A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Jeannine Hess. Mitochondrial regulation of neuronal synapses in health and disease A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Michael Devine. Regulation of the MRTF transcription factors by actin A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Richard Treisman. Mechanisms of neural circuit evolution: from molecules to networks A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Lucia Prieto-Godino. Dissecting the role of RNA structure in respiratory virus replication A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of David LV Bauer. Single-molecule visualisation of chromatin replication A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Hasan Yardimci. Mechanisms and regulation of chromosome segregation A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Frank Uhlmann. Modelling human development using embryonic stem cell-derived human gastruloids A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Naomi Moris. From molecular structure to pattern formation – how to regulate a cell polarity kinase in time and space A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the labs of Neil McDonald and Nate Goehring. Find out more PhD student recruitment Applications for the 2021 Crick PhD programme closed on 23 March 2021. How to apply: 2021 PhD programme Guidance for applicants to the 2021 PhD programme. A-Z of research labs Find a laboratory at the Crick. Share the page Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Evolutionary paleoproteomics and human origins A PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Pontus Skoglund.
Optimising RNA structure to develop flexible influenza virus vector backbones for co-vaccination This is a BBSRC-AstraZeneca-iCASE funded PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of David LV Bauer at the Crick, in collaboration with Oliver Dibben at AstraZeneca.
Dynamic regulation of tissue growth by matrix viscoelasticity A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Alberto Elosegui-Artola .
Supramolecular capsules for biomimetic recognition and creating artificial enzymes A Crick funded PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Charlie McTernan.
Development of rational approaches towards metal-containing antimicrobials A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Jeannine Hess.
Mitochondrial regulation of neuronal synapses in health and disease A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Michael Devine.
Regulation of the MRTF transcription factors by actin A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Richard Treisman.
Mechanisms of neural circuit evolution: from molecules to networks A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Lucia Prieto-Godino.
Dissecting the role of RNA structure in respiratory virus replication A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of David LV Bauer.
Single-molecule visualisation of chromatin replication A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Hasan Yardimci.
Mechanisms and regulation of chromosome segregation A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Frank Uhlmann.
Modelling human development using embryonic stem cell-derived human gastruloids A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the lab of Naomi Moris.
From molecular structure to pattern formation – how to regulate a cell polarity kinase in time and space A Crick PhD position for the 2021 programme in the labs of Neil McDonald and Nate Goehring.
