University of Copenhagen PhD in Stem Cell-Based Disease Modelling of Schizophrenia
University of Copenhagen
Three-year full-time University of Copenhagen PhD position at reNEW studying molecular mechanisms of schizophrenia using human stem-cell-derived neural organoids.
Destination
Denmark
Study level
Doctoral
Deadline
Sep 28, 2026
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Funding package
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Full-time three-year PhD employment with salary under the Danish academic state agreement and an employer pension contribution of 18.07%.
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Open the official University of Copenhagen PhD vacancy.
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