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Paid 12-month internship: Communications Officer

Posted on 16 March 2026

We have an exciting paid 12-month internship opportunity for someone looking to take their first step into a science communication or publishing role. This position will sit within the editorial department, working closely with our community site managers and the marketing team, to promote the activities of our five journals and build on our connections

Open PhD position (AGILE Marie Curie Doctoral Network), University of Warwick

Posted on 16 March 2026

Project Title: Understanding peri-nuclear actin organisation in response to environmental stresses and its effect on nuclear architecture. Abstract: Plant cell nuclei undergo striking changes in size and shape under environmental stress, processes linked to the organisation of the actin cytoskeleton. This project will investigate how peri-nuclear actin regulates nuclear architecture and mediates responses to environmental

Advanced Training for Next Generation Scientists in Spatio-Temporal Imaging of Plant Cells - MSCA AGILE

Posted on 16 March 2026

The AGILE project, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions-Doctoral network funded by Europe, is designed to train a new generation of plant scientists with cutting- edge expertise in quantitative microscopy imaging.

Postdoctoral position on cell-cell fusion, University of Geneva

Posted on 10 March 2026

The Martin lab at the University of Geneva has an open postdoctoral position in cell biology to study cell-cell fusion. We are looking for an enthusiastic postdoctoral researcher to probe into the molecular mechanisms of cell-cell fusion. The lab uses fission yeast as a model to understand how sexual partner cells orient, commit and fuse

Postdoc "Roles of cytoplasmic bridges" at Utrecht University

Posted on 18 December 2025

The Chaigne lab at Utrecht University is looking for a postdoc! In the lab, we are interested in how various organisms and cell types exploit the basic building blocks of cell division differently, and how this influences cell fate. The funded project investigate the roles of long-lived cytoplasmic bridges, generated from slow abscission. Two model

MRC DiMeN Doctoral Training Partnership: Stopping premature ageing: Investigating the role of actomyosin mediated nuclear force feedback in cell homeostasis.

Posted on 11 November 2025

Why do some cells age too early? Hutchinson–Gilford Progeria Syndrome (HGPS) is a genetic disorder that causes premature ageing and leads to an average life expectancy of 15 years. It results from a mutation in the nuclear lamina gene LMNA, which compromises the mechanical integrity of the nucleus. Our recent findings show that HGPS patient

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