The Laboratory for Genomics of Long Noncoding RNA and Disease (GOLD Lab) is recruiting three postdoctoral researchers for a new ERC-funded programme applying directed evolution for the first time to long noncoding RNAs. The goal is to develop a deeper understanding of their molecular mechanisms and to engineer RNAs as a new class of therapeutic for liver disease.

You will lead your own research area within a diverse, well-resourced team, and develop expertise at the intersection of RNA, evolution, genome editing and translational medicine.

We are looking for ambitious, independent researchers with a PhD and robust track record in one or more of:

- Directed evolution
- Bio engineering
- RNA biology
- Genome editing
- Computational genomics, evolutionary biology, fitness landscapes,



or machine learning for biological sequences

Positions are fully funded for up to 5 years with competitive salary.

Start: March 2027 or soon after.

Location: University College Dublin, Ireland.

More about us: We at GOLD Lab love to study lncRNAs and exploit them for medicine. We employ an interdisciplinary wet/dry approach and develop new methods based on genome-editing. We work closely with leading international consortia and collaborators. Our core values are love of science, respect for each other, team work and rigorous thinking. See our website at https://gold-lab.org

📌 Postdoc Opportunities: ERC Advanced Grant “REVOLVER” (Montreal)
🏢 The RNA Society
📍 Montreal