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interdisciplinary, and together we contribute to science and society. Your role You will join the recently established Chemical and Molecular Neurobiology group led by Associate Prof. Ivana Nikić-Spiegel at the LCSB
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their glial niche. Genetically encoded, fluorescent metabolite sensors will be used to study the underlying metabolite dynamics. The work will also incorporate various molecular biology techniques, as
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damage are responsible for many of the mutations that cause cancer and treatment resistance. But their dynamics, the molecular machinery involved, and their role in disease are still poorly understood
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, population-scale genetics, and molecular biology to understand how early life periods, such as minipuberty and puberty, shape reproductive capacity. The position is embedded in the IMF-funded project “ANDROGEN
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Scientific Researcher Salary £40,832 per annum Fixed term, 12 months MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK An opportunity is available for a Scientific Researcher to join the group
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degree in neuroscience, molecular biology or a related field Practical experience in experimental laboratory work and advanced microscopy Experience in animal handling and experimentation Proficiency in
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necessity. The research group in Algorithmic Cheminformatics at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at SDU offers a dynamic research environment, comprising two full professors, one associate
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emerged as important predictors of response to immunotherapy. However, the molecular and spatial cues guiding their development remain poorly understood. Your work will include: • Performing spatial
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progression, with the ultimate aim to develop innovative nucleic acid therapeutics against cancer. We make use of advanced molecular and cellular technologies to identify novel targets and get insight
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research on microbial mechanisms, microbiome dynamics in various ecosystems, and translational applications in clinical and biotech fields. DCs will benefit from expertise across molecular biology