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The research group of Distributed Ledger Technology and Fintech (Prof. Fabian Schär) of the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Basel invites applications for a PhD position with a 60% appointment. Research Group The research group is dedicated to researching practical issues...
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biomedical engineering research. The CPAMS Research Group is looking for a dynamic and independent post-doc interested in computational modelling of cardiovascular and respiratory physiology to improve
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, for advancing our fluorescence-based DyeCycling/FRET technology to study biomolecular dynamics. Biomolecular dynamics, such as conformational changes, are the understudied link between biomolecular structure and
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society from analytical and empirical perspectives. The NOMIS Fellowship Program supports groundbreaking research projects related to how images act as models or paradigms in scientific and aesthetic
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dedicated to advancing antibiotic research through close collaboration among biologists, clinicians, and engineers. Its overarching goal is to rejuvenate antibiotic discovery by developing laboratory models
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publications. Desired: Experience in nanopore and/or other single-molecule experiments and their interpretation Coding skills for advanced data analysis, machine learning, kinetic modeling, etc. Nanofabrication
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the esophagus with relevance to eosinophilic esophagitis. The research project will involve patient-derived samples, including organoids and air-liquid interface cultures, and experimental esophagitis models
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disease mechanisms and neural biomarkers of disease progression. Our research integrates findings from model systems with translational human studies (e.g., using MEG/EEG), in close collaboration with
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mathematical modelling as well as observational cohorts with biobanks. We offer an opportunity for an internship or MSc project in the Environmental Exposures and Health (EEH) Unit (https://www.swisstph.ch/en
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models defining the molecular signatures underpinning child development up to adolescence. By combining multidimensional molecular data with integrative computational methods, the professorship's research