PhD: Heat Perception and Germline Inheritance in Zebrafish
Listed on 2026-10-27
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Research/Development
Research Scientist
University of East Anglia invites applications for an ARIES-funded PhD studentship exploring how zebrafish react to perceived and actual temperature changes and how these responses influence future generations. The project combines behavioural assays, transcriptomics and multigenerational crosses to assess germline plasticity under heat stress.
You will gain practical experience across animal husbandry, experimental design and bioinformatics, supported by ARIES training and a research network.
This posting is for the PhD:
Heat Perception and Germline Inheritance in Zebrafish role at University of East Anglia, based in Norwich, England, United Kingdom.
The PhD:
Heat Perception and Germline Inheritance in Zebrafish position in the Human Resources, Bio & Pharmacology & Health field is open for applications.
We have an opening for a PhD:
Heat Perception and Germline Inheritance in Zebrafish in Norwich, England, United Kingdom within Human Resources, Bio & Pharmacology & Health.
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