Prof. Dr Daniela Mauceri is delighted to offer a PhD position in the Department of Neurobiology at Heidelberg University in Germany.
The candidate should be a highly motivated person with a strong attitude towards independent work. The PhD position is fully-funded for three years and is expected to start during winter 2020.
Through the program, applicants will have an opportunity to investigate the molecular and cellular mechanisms governing neuronal morphology and functioning within the group of Prof. Dr Daniela Mauceri.
Heidelberg University is one of the leading research institutes in Europe, founded in 1386. It is the oldest university in Germany and offers many undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral level degree programs in over 100 disciplines.
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