PhD position in Computational Chemistry and De Novo Design

A three-year PhD position in Computational Chemistry and De Novo Design is available at the BIOTEC Center of the Dresden University of Technology (Germany). They are seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate for a interdisciplinary project investigating and exploiting the moonlighting functions of Interleukin-1α to develop novel molecular strategies against chronic inflammation using Computer-Aided Structure-Based Design approaches. The project will start between autumn 2026 and January 2027 and will be conducted in an international, interdisciplinary environment, with close collaboration between computational researchers, experimentalists, and clinicians.