Position Title: Postdoctoral Researcher Reference: 2026-030-01 Application deadline: 29/05/2026 Number of vacancies: 1 About Us The Cancer Cell Cycle Group led by Dr. Marcos Malumbres at the Vall d´Hebron Institute of Oncology (VHIO) is growing. Our lab focuses on the basic mechanisms that control cell differentiation and proliferation, and their implications in pathology. We aim to decipher the mechanisms that drive tumour cell proliferation with a patient‑focused perspective, exploring therapeutic opportunities by inhibiting critical cell cycle regulators. Find more about our research at https://malumbreslab.org/ and https://vhio.net/pf/cancer-cell-cycle-group/. Job Description We seek enthusiastic postdoctoral researchers with a strong background in molecular and cellular biology and cancer research. The successful candidate will contribute to an integrative biology project combining advanced experimental and analytical approaches to study the dynamic regulation of key cell cycle pathways in cancer cells. This will involve single‑cell technologies, high‑content screening,



microscopy‑based approaches, and functional assays. Applicants should have advanced skills in mammalian cell culture, cancer cell models, organoids or patient‑derived models, microscopy, high‑content imaging, single‑cell analysis, functional genomic or drug screening, genomic or transcriptomic data analysis, cell cycle regulation, and cancer biology. Application Instructions * Motivation letter detailing research interests and relevant experience * Complete CV including contact details and a list of publications * Applications must be submitted through Teamtailor. Additional Information * The possibility of developing your professional career in a competitive environment. * Being part of a center that is constantly developing and collaborating with leading teams. * A diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes people regardless of age, disability, gender, nationality, race, religion or sexua

📌 2026-030-01 Posdoctoral Researcher (Cataluña)
🏢 Vall d'Hebron Institute of Oncology (VHIO)
📍 Cataluña