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tasks include development of adequate single-molecule labeling strategies, optimized use of high-precision MINFLUX microscopy, and establishing methods for data precision analysis. What we offer A
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discovery and accelerate therapeutic development. This post is part of the SciLifeLab Clinical Genomic platform, which aims to bridge the gap between basic science and clinical implementation. The platform
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the ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative research team. About the employment The position refers to full-time and is fixed-term for 6 months. Stockholm University applies
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-resolution, lightsheet), volume electron microscopy, and chemical imaging (nanoSIMS, MALDI-IMS). You will join the Integrated Microscopy Technologies (IMT), part of the Cellular & Molecular Imaging Platform
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processes to human health and ecosystems. As part of SciLifeLab , a unique nation-wide infrastructure and research community that combines advanced life science technologies with data and AI expertise
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this recruitment we have replaced the cover letter with questions that you are asked to answer when making your application. The answers will be used as a part of the selection process. Please submit your
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processes to human health and ecosystems. As part of SciLifeLab , a unique nation-wide infrastructure and research community that combines advanced life science technologies with data and AI expertise
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and experienced bioinformatician. The unit works with the latest methods in spatial proteomics focusing on multiplexed fluorescence microscopy (8-40 markers). As part of the Spatial Proteomics unit you
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research infrastructure based at the Department of Organismal Biology at Uppsala University and the Department of Archaeology and Classical studies at Stockholm University, and is part of the national
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We are seeking a postdoc to become part of our research team. Research will be conducted at the Günther Lab within the Human Evolution Program within the Department of Organismal Biology