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University of Oslo
PhD Fellowship in Spatial Genome Organization and Gene Regulation
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A three-year, full-time doctoral research fellowship investigating spatial genome organization, gene regulation, and how nuclear lamin mutations relate to lipodystrophies and metabolic diseases. It combines laboratory genomics with computational analysis and offers the possibility of a research stay in Copenhagen.
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- degree Master’s degree or equivalent in chromatin biology, genome biology, or a relevant field specified by the adve…
- degree Minimum grade B or equivalent
- degree At least 30 ECTS credits
- Programming skills in Python, R, or equivalent scientific computing languages
- Experience in bioinformatic analysis of genomic data
- language Excellent written and oral English communication skills
- work authorisation Satisfy applicable employment and immigration requirements
Preferences and flexible criteria (1)
- nationality Nationality is not stated as a restriction, subject to applicable employment and immigration requirements
- Level of study
- PhD
- Fields of study
- Natural sciences
What's covered Coverage unconfirmed
- Duration
- 2-3 years
- Host country
- Multiple
- Host institution
- University of Oslo; possible research stay at the Danish Cancer Institute
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- English requirement
- English proficiency required—evidence not specified
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- Open the original vacancy announcement and select the application option to access the Jobbnorge recruitment system. Required
- Read the full advertisement and confirm that you meet the academic and technical requirements. Required
- Prepare a cover letter, CV, academic certificates and transcripts, publication list, and details of three referees. Required
- Provide academic records as applicable: applicants educated in Norway are asked to retrieve educational results through Vitnemålsportalen; applicants educated elsewhere must upload copies of their university transcripts or grades. If your degree was awarded outside Norway, include an explanation of your university’s grading system. Required
- Ensure all submitted documentation is in English or a Scandinavian language. Required
- Upload the required documents through Jobbnorge. Required
- Review the completed application and submit it before the deadline; the employer states that it cannot accept additional documentation after the deadline. Required
- Deadline
- 16 October 2026
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
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