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Doctoral student in hormone sensing between biophysics and biotechnology (PA-2026-3677)

KTH Royal Institute of Technology, School of Engineering Sciences

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Who can apply: Basic eligibility for Swedish third-cycle studies: a second-cycle degree such as a master’s, or at least 240 higher education credits with at least 60 at second-cycle level, or equivalent knowledge, in a relevant field such as physics, biotechnology or medicine. English equivalent to Swedish upper-secondary English… What is funded: Full-time temporary doctoral employment, initially one year and renewable for up to two years at a time within the four years of full-time doctoral education, with a monthly salary according to KTH’s doctoral student salary agreement. No figure is printed. Deadline: 19.Nov.2026.

Read the full call and apply on the official page: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, School of Engineering Sciences, official page.

Who can apply

  • Basic eligibility for Swedish third-cycle studies: a second-cycle degree such as a master's, or at least 240 higher education credits with at least 60 at second-cycle level, or equivalent knowledge, in a relevant field such as physics, biotechnology or medicine. English equivalent to Swedish upper-secondary English B/6 is mandatory. Laboratory experience with optical, spectroscopic, biophysical or bioanalytical methods is a merit. The advert states no nationality rule; the Swedish original takes precedence over the English translation.

Stage dates

Apply through the KTH recruitment system with CV, transcripts, language certificates, a statement of research interests and a copy of the master's thesis; applications must be received by midnight CET/CEST on the last application date.19 November 2026

Dates come from the funder's page for this round. When a round closes, the next round's dates replace these once the funder publishes them.

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