Company DescriptionThe São Paulo State University (Unesp) is one of Brazil's largest and most prestigious universities, supported by state funds. The university is committed to fostering scientific, technological, economic, cultural, and social development, while upholding democratic principles. It is recognized for its excellence in teaching, research, and extension services, ranking prominently within Brazil. With a strong international focus, the university works in partnership with leading institutions worldwide to address global challenges and expand learning opportunities.Our laboratory, LAMol (Laboratory of Molecular Analysis and Neuro-oncology) is foccused on understanding cancer behavior and molecular biology under different pharmacological and molecular challenges. If you are passionated by cell biology, DNA, RNA and metabolites analysis, besides microscopy techniques, this may be for youRole DescriptionThis is a full-time, on-site Doctoral Student position located in Botucatu, São Paulo. Key responsibilities include conducting advanced research projects under the guidance of faculty advisors, contributing to academic publications, and presenting findings at conferences. The role involves interdisciplinary collaboration, protocols standardization, cell culture and molecular experiments, sample and data collection and analysis, participation in seminars, and performing administrative academic tasks as needed.QualificationsStrong background in the relevant field, such as Biotechnology engineering, Biomedical Sciences or a closely related discipline.Proficiency in research methodologies, data analysis, and academic writingExcellent problem-solving skills, innovation, and critical thinkingAbility to work independently and collaboratively in a multidisciplinary academic environmentStrong verbal and written communication skills in Portuguese and/or English; additional languages are a plusCommitment to contributing to the academic community through publications and presentationsMaster's degree in a related field or equivalent research experience (required)Previous experience in academic research, publishing, or working within university settings is an advantage