Descripción de la ofertaOur laboratory investigates how transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms regulate metabolism and immune function, with a particular focus on nuclear receptors.
Building on recent discoveries from our group (J Exp Med ****, Nature ****, Blood ****, Nature Communications ****), we are currently exploring how maternal-derived signals influence neonatal metabolic and immune development.ConvocaInmunología y Oncología - Centro Nacional de Biotecnología (CNB-CSIC)CategoríaPostdoctorales / BecaPlazoDel 28/10/2026 al 10/11/2026AdjuntoDocumento de la convocatoriaDescripción de la ofertaOur laboratory investigates how transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms regulate metabolism and immune function, with a particular focus on nuclear receptors.
Building on recent discoveries from our group (J Exp Med ****, Nature ****, Blood ****, Nature Communications ****),



we are currently exploring how maternal-derived signals influence neonatal metabolic and immune development.The PhD project will examine how maternal diet and environmental factors shape metabolic and immune programming during early life.
We aim to understand how maternal diet regulates transcriptional and epigenetic pathways controlling metabolism and immune homeostasis under physiological and disease conditions.
The project combines mouse genetics, immunology, metabolism, and systems biology approaches, including tissue-specific knockout mouse models, next-generation sequencing technologies (bulk RNA-seq, scRNA-seq, ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq), proteomics, metabolomics, and bioinformatics analyses.Candidate RequirementsPhD title in life or biomedical sciencesPublication track record in international peer review journalsExperience in cell cytometry and sequencing technologiesPrevious research experience in molecular biology and mouse models will be valuedAdditional experience in genomics and/or bioinformatics analysis will be a plus (R and/or Python language)Solid communication skills in English#J-*****-Ljbffr

📌 Postdoctoral Position (Guanajuato)
🏢 Sociedad Española de Bioquímica y Biología Molecular
📍 Guanajuato