The Centre for Marine Sciences (CCMAR) opens one (01) Research Fellowship (BI) for a person with a Master Degree (Bolsa de Investigação não conducente à obtenção de grau académico para mestre) of any nationality, including stateless candidates, and holders of political refugee statute, in the scientific field of Aquaculture within the research project with the reference number CDKL5-22-103-02 – named as CDKL5-2 - “Rescuing functional defects in a zebrafish model of CDKL5 deficiency: Contribution to the identification of therapeutic targets”, funded by The Orphan Disease Center – University of Pennsylvania, under the following conditions:
This fellowship is intended for master’s degree holders that are enrolled in a non-academic degree course, integrated in the educational project of a higher education institution, and developed in association or cooperation with one or more R&D units at the starting date of the fellowship.
Specifically, the fellowship holder will be involved in the following tasks and objectives:
• Maintenance of zebra fish colonies, with responsibilities in the reproduction, larval, cultivation and feeding of fish in culture;
• Conducting experimental work with adult fish, larvae and transgenics, included in the objectives of the research project;
• Providing data for the preparation of reports and participating in dissemination activities.
The Algarve Centre of Marine Sciences, also known by its acronym CCMAR, is one of Portugal's leading marine science research centres and is widely recognised for the excellence of its research at European level. Its capacity is based on a multidisciplinary team including marine biology, ecology, oceanography, environmental sciences, biotechnology, fisheries and aquaculture.
Located in the south of Portugal, CCMAR is an independent, non-profit research organisation that is part of the University of the Algarve system and has public utility status.
We are an institution that leads the way in ocean research, developing science and technology to respond to major challenges that our society faces.