DIVERSITY AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
At the Granada Lab we are committed to cultivate a vibrant and inclusive research environment, understanding that diversity is the bedrock of innovation, creativity, and overall well-being. Actively pursuing gender equality and diversity, we ensure every aspect of our group’s activities is accessible and inclusive, promoting meaningful participation from all members. Our dedication extends to providing equal support and development opportunities, actively working to eliminate barriers within our workspace. Moving forward, we’re resolute in creating a diverse and inclusive workspace that actively dismantles obstacles to equality.
We encourage women, minorities, and individuals with disabilities to consider joining our group.
Join
We are always looking for people who are motivated to learn and develop new tools to tackle tough research problems with their feet in basic science and a perspective on future cancer treatments. Interested graduate students, postdocs, physicians, and undergraduates are welcome to inquiry for an internship and positions at any point.
We welcome candidates from both experimental and/or computational background. Research topics in the lab usually involve both tools and we try to adapt specific projects to the background and interests of the student.
We offer a diverse, supportive and collaborative research environment in a top cancer research institute. There are many opportunities for you to gain training in both single-cell experimental, computational and theoretical skills.
If you are interested in our lab please write to adrian.granada at charite.de including a short motivation letter and complete CV.
Funding
We support Postdoc candidates who are interested to join the lab and want to apply through programs such as the Humboldt Fellowship, HFSP or Marie Curie. Get in touch if you are interested in such scheme.
Funding for PhDs might be available for specific projects and positions will be announced here and in our Twitter @Granada_Lab. We are also part of the Berlin School of Integrative Oncology (BSIO) which has a PhD recruitment round once a year. In addition, there are multiple funding opportunities in Germany that candidates might apply.
MSc Students and internship students. We welcome undergraduate students of all disciplines in the natural sciences extending from biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics to medicine, informatics and engineering. Projects can be computational, data analysis centered, or experimental.