We have got funding for an MSCA doctoral training network about targeting 
RNA with small molecules (TargetRNA, https://targetrna.uib.no.) 
In this network, 16 PhD students will be trained in RNA-ligand design in 
the context of antimicrobial drug discovery.

Three of the PhD positions in TargetRNA are about computational projects:

- DC1:  AI-guided design of preQ1-II and SAM-III riboswitch ligands 
  (AstraZeneca, Sweden, supervisor Christian Tyrchan), 
  https://www.uib.no/en/targetrna/171302/doctoral-candidate-1

- DC2:  Design and synthesis of compounds targeting the group II intron 
   of Enterobacteriales and Candida (Italian Institute of Technology, Italy, 
   supervisor Marco De Vivo), https://www.uib.no/en/targetrna/171310/doctoral-candidate-7

- DC13: Virtual screening and design of riboswitch ligands (University 
   of Bergen, Norway, supervisor Ruth Brenk), 
   https://www.uib.no/en/targetrna/171316/doctoral-candidate-13

More information about the positions and instructions on how to apply can 
be found here: 
https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/266524/phd-research-fellows-in-msca-doctoral-training-network-about-targeting-rna-with-small-molecules.