The Francis Crick Institute invites applications for a Crick PhD project in the Uhlmann Lab, exploring how cohesin shapes interphase chromatin architecture. The project combines chemical biology and genomics tool development to visualise real-time cohesin behaviour in cells.
Applicants should have interest in molecular mechanisms of genome organisation, with genomics data analysis experience and a willingness to work across biochemistry, structural biology, and biophysics.
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PhD in Chromatin Architecture & Cohesin Dynamics employer: The Francis Crick Institute Limited
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