21 fully funded PhD scholarships at HT through SEMM
Human Technopole is offering up to 21 fully funded 4-year PhD scholarships to young scientists from the national and international community who wish to undertake a doctoral degree on a project focused on Computational Biology, Structural Biology, Genomics and Neurogenomics.
We encourage applications from highly motivated graduates with outstanding academic qualifications. Successful candidates will join research groups headed by top-level scientists and will carry out their research in cutting-edge fields in a stimulating environment.
The PhDs are available through the SEMM PhD Program in Systems Medicine.
Detailed information on the call and on the application process here. Deadline 24 July 2023.
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