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PhD position in RNA structure computational analysis neural sublocalization of transcripts

University of Copenhagen, Department of Public Health (Section for Health Data Science and AI, Gorodkin lab)

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Who can apply: A two-year MSc in bioinformatics, computer science, computational biology or a related area, equivalent to a Danish master’s degree (180 ECTS BSc plus 120 ECTS MSc); applicants educated abroad may alternatively hold a bachelor’s equivalent to a Danish one and be academically qualified at master’s level. Strong Python… What is funded: A three-year, full-time salaried PhD position under the Danish state collective agreement, starting 1 February 2027. The advert puts the monthly salary at approximately DKK 31,850 (roughly EUR 4,260, August 2026 level) plus pension, depending on seniority. Deadline: 4 November 2026.

Read the full call and apply on the official page: University of Copenhagen, Department of Public Health (Section for Health Data Science and AI, Gorodkin lab), official page.

Who can apply

  • A two-year MSc in bioinformatics, computer science, computational biology or a related area, equivalent to a Danish master's degree (180 ECTS BSc plus 120 ECTS MSc); applicants educated abroad may alternatively hold a bachelor's equivalent to a Danish one and be academically qualified at master's level. Strong Python, Linux command-line and shell scripting, algorithms and machine learning, familiarity with RNA structure algorithms, and excellent English are essential. No citizenship restriction is stated; a foreign degree may be assessed by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science.

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Apply in English through the Apply for position button on the University of Copenhagen job portal with a motivation letter addressing each listed requirement, CV, master's diploma and transcript (authorised English translation if needed), publication list and recommendations. Employment also requires a project application accepted by the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences.4 November 2026

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