Universitätsklinikum Carl Gustav Carus Dresden | Germany | 01xxx Dresden | Temporary contract | Full time | Published since: 30.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Research Assistant (Student Development) at the Institute of Clinical Genetics (m/f/d)
The doctoral position must be fixed for 3 years at the earliest possible time. Remuneration is carried out in accordance with the classification rules of the public service collective agreement (TV-L) and is possible in the case of the personal conditions in the remuneration group 13(65% doctoral position). The research group of functional neurogenomics around Philipp Abe investigates the molecular foundations of brain development, in particular the formation of neuronal circuits. The project “ThalamoConnect” uses state-of-the-art single cell technologies and bioinformatic analyses to decrypt the genetic programs that control the link between brain regions and play a role in disrupting these processes. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Conducting neural tracing to analyze the development of brain circuits in the mouse model Application of tissue clearing and light sheet microscopy for 3D imaging of the entire mouse brain Analysis and interpretation of single cell genomic data to investigate cellular mechanisms Functional validation of newly discovered neural connections and gene functions Participation in the writing of scientific publications and support in project and third-party applications with a PhD (Ph.D. / Dr. rer. medic.) Care and professional support of students (Bachelor, Master, Medicine) in laboratory and project everyday Participation in the planning and organization of experimental processes in the laboratory
Complete university studies in biology, neuroscience, molecular medicine, biochemistry or a comparable subject Experience in handling mouse models and basic surgical techniques Knowledge of the analysis of Omics data (e.g. single cell genomics) Experience in advanced imaging and microscopy desirable Interest in in interdisciplinary research and independent work in an experimental laboratory Care and accuracy in the planning, implementation and evaluation of experiments Patience and perseverance for complex research projects and long-term analyses Team skills and communication strength for close cooperation in interdisciplinary teams Convinced on the whole line -
in the Institute of Clinical Genetics Compensation: by collective agreement Annual special payment, in the event of personal conditions Holiday: 30 days Recreational holiday Continuing training: Extensive internal and external continuing and continuing training opportunities to continuously strengthen your skills Corporate culture: We focus on transparency, team spirit and common successes. Celebrate with us at joint events or at sporting events such as the Rewe Teamchallenge Mobility: Job wheel and grant to the job ticket to make your work path environmentally friendly and convenient Health: We promote your well-being with modern sports and exercise offerings in our health center, mental health programs and comprehensive occupational health management Benefits: Benefit from staff rebates at our Klinikapotheke, exclusive corporate benefits and other shopping portals Work-Life-Balance: Our family office supports you with questions about Kita courses, holiday programs and care of relatives. We also offer flexible working models
Location
 | Universitätsklinikum Carl Gustav Carus Dresden | |
| 01307 Dresden | ||
| Germany |
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