Join the Institute of Veterinary Anatomy at the University of Zurich and work in a cutting-edge environment focused on top-class research and education. This position offers you the chance to explore molecular mechanisms in reproductive endocrinology as part of an inspiring, international team in Zurich.
Your tasks
- Work on a research project about molecular mechanisms of hypoxia and HIF1α signaling in steroidogenic cells, focusing on granulosa and Leydig cells
- Use molecular and cell-biology laboratory methods to investigate steroidogenesis
- Write your dissertation based on your research findings
- Contribute to anatomical dissection courses for veterinary medicine students
- Be an active part of a collaborative team with good spirit in the lab
What you bring
- Completed veterinary medicine degree
- Strong motivation and interest in reproductive endocrinology
- Good command of English
- Willingness to learn German if not already proficient
What we offer
- Opportunity to perform doctoral/PhD work in a dedicated international team
- Training in modern molecular and cell-biology methods
- Support from experienced young scientists
- Pleasant working environment in Zurich
- Access to a wide range of attractive offers and employee benefits at the University of Zurich
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Über uns
The University of Zurich is Switzerland's largest university, known for cutting-edge research and top-class education. With around 10,000 employees and a wide range of subject areas, UZH offers an inspiring place to grow your talent and skills.
Das Team
You will join the Group of Reproductive Biology, a dedicated international team at the Institute of Veterinary Anatomy, Vetsuisse Faculty, where collaboration and team spirit are highly valued.