Open Positions

Open Positions

Principal investigators of the GSLS frequently offer positions funded by various sources. We list such positions on this page. The list below is however not necessarily comprehensive. Please consult the home pages of the individual research institutions for additional postings.

If you are interested in one of the positions listed below please apply directly to the principal investigator in charge, mentioning the GSLS homepage as your source of information.

Doctoral Positions

PhD position in Neurovascular mechanisms, Institute for Anatomy and Cell Biology, Prof. Dr. Dr. Barbara Braunger, 17.06.2022

PhD position in Molecular mechanisms and therapeutic options of cardiovascular diseases, Prof. Katrin Streckfuß-Bömeke, Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 03 June 2022

PhD position in Molecular signalling pathways of vascular diseases, Prof. Kristina Lorenz, Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 3 March 2022

PhD position in Cancer Research, Prof. Franziska Jundt, Comprehensive Cancer Center, 8 February 2022

PhD position in Bioinformatics on the Characterization of cryptic peptides presented by MHC-I, Prof. Florian Erhard, Institute for Virology and Immunology, 25 January 2022

PhD position in MR-based characterization of bones, Prof. Tobias Wech & Dr. Johannes Tran-Gia, Center for Radiology, 19 January 2022

PhD position to develop a mathematical model for intercellular interactions in biological tissues, Prof. Sabine Fischer, Center for Computational and Theoretical Biology (CCTB), 19 January 2022

PhD Position in "Metabolic signalling during Arabidopsis seedling establishment", Prof. W. Dröge-Laser, Julius-von-Sachs Insitute  for Plant Science, 17 January 2022

PhD Position in skin immunology, Dr. Mercedes Gomez de Agüero, Institute for Systems Immunology, 10 January 2022

PhD Position to investigate immune cell-platelet interactions in ischemic stroke, Prof. Dr. David Stegner, Department of Experimental Biomedicine, 23 December 2021

PhD Position to target immune cell-platelet interactions in ischemic stroke, Prof. Dr. David Stegner, Department of Experimental Biomedicine, 23 December 2021

PhD Position to investigate the crosstalk between hematopoiesis and cardiovascular diseases, Prof. Dr. David Stegner, Department of Experimental Biomedicine, 23 December 2021