95 density-functional-theory-molecular-dynamics PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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tools such as RFdiffusion2 or BoltzDesign. Perform molecular dynamics simulations and in silico screening to assess inhibitor-target interactions and predict selectivity. Clone, express, and purify top
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systems, and husbandry practices. This Ph.D. position aims to gain new knowledge on fish microbiome-health & welfare dynamics, the development, stability, and resilience of microbiomes and performance and
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computer science, mathematics, or a related field will be considered an asset. The position requires the ability to work independently as well as in collaboration with colleagues in a dynamic and international
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of building blocks for non-covalent assembly supramolecular polymers. Your work would include: the design, organic synthesis and characterisation of monomeric molecular building blocks; enzymatic synthesis and
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collaboration that covers all aspects of our research: theory and modeling, sample growth and fabrication, experiments and demonstrations. We have created a dynamic research environment of young and senior
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of the nonlinear structural performance utilizing reliable and computationally efficient numerical structural models. To support the condition (state) assessment, you will also explore the use of advanced estimators
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engineering and wave-wind theories is advantageous Experience in coding (e.g., Python) and in the use of Structural Analysis Software (e.g., OpenSees, Abaqus) is highly desirable Ability to work independently
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on the development of regulatory tools to improve CRISPR-Cas editing for neurological diseases. You will work with a wide range of methods, including molecular biology, culture and differentiation of human iPSCs
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for the development of next-generation CAR T cell therapy for solid tumours. You will work with a wide range of methods, including molecular biology, culture of human T cells, CRISPR multiplexed genome engineering
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and Biomedicine, DTU, supervised by Associate Professor Birgitte Zeuner. The position is part of the department’s mission to understand enzyme action for new sustainable bioprocessing applications