University of East Anglia in Norwich offers a four-year Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership PhD studentship. The project investigates sexually antagonistic genes, combining bioinformatics, genome engineering, and advanced sequencing to reveal how these genes influence fitness and life-history traits across sexes.
You will work with a supervisory team spanning evolutionary genetics, bioinformatics, statistics, and CRISPR genome engineering, with access to cross-institute collaborations in
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