Universitätsklinikum Tübingen
72076 Tübingen - Deutschland
Biologe/Biologin
Arbeit
Vollzeit
ab 05.02.2026
Beschreibung
About usThe Faculty of Medicine is one of the four founding faculties of the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. With its non-clinical facilities as well as its research and teaching area corresponding to the organisational units of the University Hospital, it is one of the largest medical training and research institutions in Baden-Württemberg.
About the Research Group
The Molecular Psychiatry research group investigates the genetic and epigenetic foundations of psychiatric disorders - wit... weiter lesen
About the Research Group
The Molecular Psychiatry research group investigates the genetic and epigenetic foundations of psychiatric disorders - wit... weiter lesen
About usThe Faculty of Medicine is one of the four founding faculties of the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. With its non-clinical facilities as well as its research and teaching area corresponding to the organisational units of the University Hospital, it is one of the largest medical training and research institutions in Baden-Württemberg.
About the Research Group
The Molecular Psychiatry research group investigates the genetic and epigenetic foundations of psychiatric disorders - with the long-term goal of developing improved therapeutic strategies. Our research is interdisciplinary, internationally connected, and highly relevant to clinical practice. As part of an innovative research project, you will study epigenetic mechanisms related to stress responses during hormonal transition phases in women - particularly during puberty and menopause.
PhD Position within IRTG 2804 (f/m/d)
Faculty of Medicine, Research Group Molecular Psychiatry, International Graduate School (IRTG) 2804, index number 7212
Part-time: 65 % | Limited: 3 years | Start of work: as soon as possible | Application deadline: 28.02.2026 |
TV-L i.d.R. E13 2
Recruitment and phenotypic assessment of pre-/post-pubertal girls (ages 8-17) and pre-/postmenopausal women
Conducting a standardized stress paradigm, partly within an fMRI (MIST)
Laboratory work in molecular biology and epigenetics
Data analysis (including data from longitudinal cohorts)
Comparative analysis using data from Sweden on premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) during a planned research stay (1-6 months) in Uppsala
Completed university degree in Medicine, Molecular Medicine, Biology, Neuroscience or related disciplines
Interest in translational research at the intersection of clinical practice and basic molecular research
Solid knowledge in molecular biology, genetics, and epigenetics
Experience with human subject research, behavioral testing, and/or neuroimaging
High motivation, initiative, team spirit, and strong communication skills
Good German language skills are an advantage (required for working with participants); however, we welcome candidates willing to learn German during the project
Empathy and sensitivity in working with study participants, including minors
Modern Environment: Innovative university hospital, State-of-the-art technology, World-class international research, Excellent career prospects
Research: Cutting-edge research at the highest level, Support from PhD to professorship
Career & Development: Structured onboarding, In-house academy, Diverse training opportunities, Targeted career development
Internationality: Cultural & generational diversity, Support through language courses , Integration programmes (nursing)
Equal Opportunities & Diversity: Active promotion of equality, Internal committees as a point of contact, Network for conflict resolution
About the Research Group
The Molecular Psychiatry research group investigates the genetic and epigenetic foundations of psychiatric disorders - with the long-term goal of developing improved therapeutic strategies. Our research is interdisciplinary, internationally connected, and highly relevant to clinical practice. As part of an innovative research project, you will study epigenetic mechanisms related to stress responses during hormonal transition phases in women - particularly during puberty and menopause.
PhD Position within IRTG 2804 (f/m/d)
Faculty of Medicine, Research Group Molecular Psychiatry, International Graduate School (IRTG) 2804, index number 7212
Part-time: 65 % | Limited: 3 years | Start of work: as soon as possible | Application deadline: 28.02.2026 |
TV-L i.d.R. E13 2
Recruitment and phenotypic assessment of pre-/post-pubertal girls (ages 8-17) and pre-/postmenopausal women
Conducting a standardized stress paradigm, partly within an fMRI (MIST)
Laboratory work in molecular biology and epigenetics
Data analysis (including data from longitudinal cohorts)
Comparative analysis using data from Sweden on premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) during a planned research stay (1-6 months) in Uppsala
Completed university degree in Medicine, Molecular Medicine, Biology, Neuroscience or related disciplines
Interest in translational research at the intersection of clinical practice and basic molecular research
Solid knowledge in molecular biology, genetics, and epigenetics
Experience with human subject research, behavioral testing, and/or neuroimaging
High motivation, initiative, team spirit, and strong communication skills
Good German language skills are an advantage (required for working with participants); however, we welcome candidates willing to learn German during the project
Empathy and sensitivity in working with study participants, including minors
Modern Environment: Innovative university hospital, State-of-the-art technology, World-class international research, Excellent career prospects
Research: Cutting-edge research at the highest level, Support from PhD to professorship
Career & Development: Structured onboarding, In-house academy, Diverse training opportunities, Targeted career development
Internationality: Cultural & generational diversity, Support through language courses , Integration programmes (nursing)
Equal Opportunities & Diversity: Active promotion of equality, Internal committees as a point of contact, Network for conflict resolution
Ref-Nr.: 9162511
Aktualisiert:
09.02.2026
Quelle: Bundesagentur für Arbeit
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