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bacterial fitness Analyse the formation of clusters among bacteria using fluorescence microscopy Investigate bacteria on a single-cell level using microfluidics and flow-cytometry Quantify the amino acids
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Germany Immunohistochemistry and/or RNA in-situ hybridization and light microscopy High degree of motivation, willingness to learn and team spirit Strong sense of responsibility, organisational skills, high
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of Excellence REC2 offers at the Faculty of Physics, Institute of Applied Physics, Chair of Ultrafast Microscopy and Photonics a position as Research Associate / PhD Student (m/f/x) (subject to personal
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, their achievements and productivity to the success of the whole institution. At the Faculty of Physics, Institute of Applied Physics, the Chair of Ultrafast Microscopy and Photonics offers a position as Research
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. Your responsibilities Work with genetically modified mouse models Culture cell lines, iPSCs, and renal organoids Analyze transcriptome and proteome data Apply high-resolution microscopy techniques Your
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various plant and algal species, and follow an interdisciplinary approach, combining molecular biology, genetics, epigenetics, metabolomics, biochemistry, structural biology, biophysics and microscopy with
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models, organoids, confocal microscopy, high throughput sequencing technologies, bioinformatic analyses Strong interest in interdisciplinary cooperation within a big consortium, as well as with
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laser diffractometry and fluorescence microscopy • Investigate bacteria on a single-cell level using microfluidics and flow-cytometry • Quantify the production of amino acids and metabolic fluxes via mass
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laser diffractometry and fluorescence microscopy • Investigate bacteria on a single-cell level using microfluidics and flow-cytometry • Quantify the production of amino acids and metabolic fluxes via mass
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University of Göttingen (Germany) and the European Synchrotron (ESRF) in Grenoble (France), we will design and build a novel synchrotron setup to combine x-ray scattering with light microscopy. The newly built