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Contrato de 4 años en el Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales estudiando genómica de peces

  4-year PhD contract on fish comparative genomics. Thegenomic basis of replicated water-to-land transitions in amphibious fish The Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales The MNCN belongs to the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), the largest and most important research agency in Spain. The MNCN is a diverse and scientifically stimulating environment and a reference center for biodiversity. The PhD will be associated with the Department of Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology, with strength in genomics. The Working Group We use major evolutionary transitions as study systems to understand the patterns and processes underlying biodiversity. Specifically, we are interested in understanding the genomic basis of adaptations associated with one of the most drastic and physiologically challenging habitat transitions: from water to land. We have a strong focus on phylogenomics and comparative genomics and strive to use integrative approaches. The project will be developed with intern...

Estudia la evolución del útero de humanos, primates y otros mamíferos en este postdoc

Oferta compartida por Nuria The Berthelot lab at Institut Pasteur in Paris has an opening for a postdoctoral researcher to join our team in an ERC-funded project to explore the functional mechanisms of rapid evolution in mammals. Our team focuses on the uterus, a fascinating yet understudied organ in mammals. Despite its central role in mammalian reproduction, the uterus evolves very rapidly, driven by a continuous evolutionary crosstalk to optimize maternal/embryonic interactions. We want to understand how uterine gene expression programs have repeatedly evolved to produce dramatic phenotypes such as menstruation or invasive embryo implantation – two rare traits that appeared during primate evolution, but have also evolved independently in other mammalian groups. To answer these exciting questions, we combine single-cell multi-omics sequencing with comparative genomics and evolutionary modeling across humans, primates and mammals. You will join a multidisciplinary, highly collaborati...