The Balasubramanian Group at the University of Cambridge is offering an exciting opportunity for a motivated PhD student to join PhD Studentship in the Biochemistry and Chemical Biology of the Genome and Epigenome.
Applicants should hold a strong background in biochemistry, chemistry, or molecular biology. They must be highly motivated, capable of independent research, and possess excellent communication and teamwork skills. Knowledge of genomics and the chemical biology of nucleic acids is highly desirable.
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