Project Overview
About the Position
TU Delft is recruiting a doctoral researcher to investigate protein interactions using single-molecule fluorescence and computational analysis. The work connects molecular measurements with predictions relevant to therapeutic research.
Research Position Overview
Combine biochemical experiments with multiplexed measurements, then use the resulting data to evaluate machine-learning predictions in collaboration with international partners.
Research Areas
- Single-molecule fluorescence
- Protein–ligand and protein–peptide interactions
- Computational biophysics
Funding and Duration
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Position | Paid doctoral employee |
| Salary | €3,059–€3,881 gross/month; first-to-fourth-year progression |
| Additional pay | 8% holiday allowance; 8.3% year-end bonus |
| Duration | Four years in principle: 18 months initially, then 30 months after satisfactory assessment |
| Programme / support | MSCA Doctoral Network; the advert identifies the EU-funded MORPHEOS project. |
Eligibility and Requirements
| Criterion | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Academic preparation | MSc completed or nearly completed in physics, biophysics, computational biology or a related subject. |
| Relevant skills | Python, data analysis and familiarity with molecular biology. |
| English | Required; see TU Delft’s admission policy for accepted evidence and exemptions. |
| Specific conditions | MSCA mobility rule: no more than 12 months of residence or main activity in the Netherlands during the 36 months before recruitment. |
Application dates
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Status | Open when verified against the official source |
| Deadline | 1 November 2026 |
| Start date | Not specified |
| Location | Delft, Netherlands |
Important Notes
- Application deadline: 1 November 2026 - late or incomplete applications are normally not considered.
- Listing details were recorded from the official source at the time of publication; always confirm the latest requirements on the official page before applying.
- Prepare the documents listed in the eligibility and application sections before starting the online form - transcripts, CV and references take the longest to collect.
How to Apply
- CV and motivation letter.
- The advert recommends contacting Chirlmin Joo before applying.
Use the application button on the official advert; email enquiries do not replace an online application.
About TU Delft and the Host Faculty
TU Delft is a technical university in Delft, Netherlands. This position is hosted by the Faculty of Applied Sciences. Doctoral employment includes Graduate School training and supervision.
Official Link
- TU Delft vacancy and application instructions
- TU Delft PhD admission and English-language requirements
MSCA 2026 rates: doctoral candidates receive a living allowance of €4,010 per month plus a mobility allowance of €710 per month (€660 family top-up where eligible), adjusted by the national correction coefficient.
Application guides
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- How to Read a PhD Job Advert: Funding, Eligibility and Application Steps
English language requirements
No IELTS or TOEFL certificate is requested for this employed Dutch position; English is assessed through the application documents and an interview in English.
Frequently asked questions
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What is the deadline for PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands?
The application deadline is 1 November 2026. Applications received after that date are not considered, so treat it as a hard cut-off and leave time for references and transcripts. Closing time not specified — confirm with the provider before you leave it until the last day: the source gives neither a closing time nor a time zone.
Is PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands fully funded?
This is a fully funded award: tuition is covered and a living stipend is provided for the duration of the programme. €3,059/month.
Who is eligible to apply for PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands?
This opportunity is open to applicants worldwide. Host-country status is not a requirement, although you must still satisfy the visa rules for Netherlands. Applications are assessed by TU Delft.
How do I apply for PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands?
Applications for PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands are submitted directly to TU Delft through the provider's own application portal — use the Apply button on this page to open it. NextApply does not process applications or charge a fee.
Is an English proficiency test required for PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands?
The source does not state whether an English proficiency test is required for this listing — confirm the requirement (if any) with the provider before applying.
What study level does PhD in Single-Molecule Biophysics at TU Delft, Netherlands offer?
This listing is offered at PhD level. That describes the qualification on offer, not a credential you must already hold — check the provider's stated entry requirements before applying.
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TU Delft
TU Delft is a public technical university in Delft, the Netherlands. It offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral education across engineering, architecture, design and applied sciences. Its research connects technical knowledge with practical challenges, including energy, mobility, infrastructure and sustainability, through collaboration with industry, public organisations and international academic institutions worldwide.
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