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Two Senior Postdoctoral positions are available at Humanitas University/Fondazione Humanitas per la Ricerca under the mentorship of Professor Alberto Mantovani and Professor Massimo Locati. Project
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and implementing cutting-edge CRISPR/Cas9 approaches in primary human hematopoietic progenitors to evaluate gene functions and the effect of genetic variants in blood cells, including platelets and
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fellows for a collaborative team project to uncover the cellular 'band aid' proteins that enable rapid wound healing in axolotls and flies. Funded by the prestigious Human Frontier Science Foundation
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The place of work is Aarhus University, Campus Ole Worms Alle 3, 8000, Aarhus C. The affiliation will be with Land-CRAFT, Department of Agroecology. More information can be obtained from Assistant Professor
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, production efficiency, and milk production. Contact Further information on the position may be obtained from Head of research unit, Professor Peter Lund, phone: +45 4015 7673, email: Peter.Lund@anivet.au.dk
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with the Department of Agroecology. Contact information More information can be obtained from contact to Associate Professor Martin Thorsøe (martinh.thorsoe@agro.au.dk ) and or Assistant Professor Morten
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, plants, animals, humans, and the environment. Our aim is to enhance fundamental knowledge and promote the development of sustainable production systems through innovative research, policy guidance, and
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contribute to sustainable solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems within the areas of soil, plants, animals, humans, and the environment. We want to make a difference by contributing to both
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to investigate epigenetic mechanisms that regulate stem cell functions. Improved understanding of stem cell regulation will contribute to fundamental knowledge about human health and likely accelerate the progress
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after damage. Methodologically, the project aims to develop novel organoid-on-a-chip models of kidney injury. The applied techniques will include mouse and human kidney organoids, tissue engineering