the germ line. We are particularly interested in identifying and characterizing novel proteins involved in promoting genome stability, as well as determine the functional requirements imposed by post-translational modifications in supporting chromosome segregation during meiosis.
Requirements:
Strong skills in molecular biology, cytological analyses and biochemistry are highly desirable. Curiosity and, a zest for knowledge and strong commitment are essential requirements. Strong communication and organization skills are also necessary.
Funding of the study and research for 4 years:
Czech Science Foundation (GA26-20768S), institutional funding.
Requirements for the student according to the Doctoral Board (publication activity, teaching assistance, other requirements):
The student's minimum publication activity within the course of study is one first-author publication with an IF value above the median in the field or 2 first-author publications in journals with an IF value in the 3rd quartile in the field (Q3). A condition for successful completion of the studies is also a foreign internship of at least 1 month, which is an inseparable part of the studies. As part of their studies, students will also participate in the teaching.
Information about supervisor:
Publication activity over the past 5 years has been included in the supervisor CV. Several international collaborations are ongoing in the lab, providing multiple possibilities for the potential PhD student to perform internship abroad. One 3rd-year PhD student is currently present in the lab.
Information about PhD program in Biomedical Sciences:
Comprehensive information about the PhD Programme in Biomedical Sciences is available on the programme's website, including detailed guidance on how to apply and an overview of the admissions process.
