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Opportunities depend on current funding. Prospective students and postdoctoral applicants should follow Karolinska Institutet recruitment channels and contact the PI through the institutional profile.

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Research-degree supervision (PhD projects)

The group accepts graduate students for PhD projects in molecular cell biology and translational p53 research. Potential projects include mutant‑p53 reactivation mechanisms and translational readthrough strategies. Prospective applicants should consult the Karolinska Institutet graduate admissions and contact the PI via the institutional profile.

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possible (project‑dependent)

Postdoctoral projects — translational therapeutics

Postdoctoral positions arise depending on funding availability for projects in drug‑mechanism studies, redox biology and preclinical combination strategies. Applicants with expertise in chemical biology, proteomics or mouse models are encouraged to enquire.

open

Collaboration enquiries

The team welcomes collaboration on studies of mutant‑TP53 biology, drug combination strategies, and translational development. Industry and academic collaboration enquiries are handled via Karolinska Institutet's standard agreements.

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How to apply

Applications

Follow Karolinska Institutet PhD and postdoctoral application procedures; include a cover letter describing relevant experience and an indication of preferred projects from the programme descriptions.

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