Positions: 2022 PhD student programme

Applications are now closed

Applications for the 2022 PhD programme are now closed. If you submitted an application before the deadline, check the applicant information page for updates on the recruitment process.

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How do intracellular parasites survive in a hostile environment?

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of Moritz Treeck.

Exploring the mechanism of HECT E3 ubiquitin ligases and their role in disease

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of Katrin Rittinger.

Mechanism of intestinal stem cell lineage commitment

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of Vivian Li.

Single-molecule visualisation of chromatin replication

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of Hasan Yardimci.

Mechanisms of protein biogenesis

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of David Balchin.

Brain-wide representation of temporally complex olfactory stimuli (Project 1)

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of Andreas Schaefer (Project 1).

Connectomics: The logic of inhibition and centrifugal inputs in the olfactory bulb (Project 2)

A Crick funded PhD position for the 2022 programme in the lab of Andreas Schaefer (Project 2).

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Our PhD programme attracts the brightest scientific minds and is an opportunity for talented people to embark on their career in biomedical research.

PhD student recruitment

Applications for the 2022 PhD programme are now open until 12:00 noon UK time on Tuesday 29 March 2022.

How to apply: 2022 PhD programme

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Positions: 2022 PhD student programme

Applications are now closed

How do intracellular parasites survive in a hostile environment?

Exploring the mechanism of HECT E3 ubiquitin ligases and their role in disease

Mechanism of intestinal stem cell lineage commitment

Single-molecule visualisation of chromatin replication

Mechanisms of protein biogenesis

Brain-wide representation of temporally complex olfactory stimuli (Project 1)

Connectomics: The logic of inhibition and centrifugal inputs in the olfactory bulb (Project 2)

Find out more

PhD students

PhD student recruitment

How to apply: 2022 PhD programme

The Francis Crick Institute is a unique partnership between

Research case studies

Vacancies

Pathway to Discovery

Coronavirus (COVID-19) research

About us

Projects

How do intracellular parasites survive in a hostile environment?

Exploring the mechanism of HECT E3 ubiquitin ligases and their role in disease

Mechanism of intestinal stem cell lineage commitment

Single-molecule visualisation of chromatin replication

Mechanisms of protein biogenesis

Brain-wide representation of temporally complex olfactory stimuli (Project 1)

Connectomics: The logic of inhibition and centrifugal inputs in the olfactory bulb (Project 2)

Find out more

PhD students

PhD student recruitment

How to apply: 2022 PhD programme

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