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Staff Scientist (AC-TAP) in Biomolecular Sciences at the Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen

University of Copenhagen Copenhagen, Denmark Posted 28 Sept 2026 University of Copenhagen verified public ATS · education-children-social-servicesOn-sitePermanentProfessionalEnglish
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The staff scientist will support research, student supervision and teaching across two biomolecular science groups. Responsibilities include molecular biology and protein chemistry work, technical support, training, lab administration and undergraduate lab-course teaching.

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We are looking for a highly motivated and independent staff scientist to support our efforts in research, student supervision and teaching on various projects in molecular biology and protein science. The position is open from January 1st, 2027. Our research You will be employed in the section for Biomolecular Sciences (BMS), which harbors 12 independent research groups.

Research in the section covers a range of fundamental protein biomolecular topics primarily investigated in a cellular context. Techniques include NMR spectroscopy, computational biology, protein design and sophisticated directed evolution selection systems. You will be associated with two of the BMS research groups.

In the Hartmann-Petersen lab, the group investigates how cells maintain protein homeostasis through the protein quality control (PQC) system and how defects in these pathways contribute to disease. Research activities combine molecular genetics, functional genomics, and advanced high-throughput technologies to dissect the mechanisms governing protein folding, degradation, and cellular stress responses.

A central focus is the development and application of Deep Mutational Scanning (DMS) to systematically characterize the functional consequences of genetic variation at scale1 …

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