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well as end-use requirements and sustainability. This project aims to create molecular understanding of adhesion mechanisms in bio-based wood adhesives. Anyone applying for this postdoc position should have
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via microbial cell factories YOUR TASKS BioPort is a young and dynamic research group composed of eight researchers at the Faculty of Bioscience Engineering, Centre for Synthetic Biology of Ghent
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Isabel Monteiro Lopes IV - Work Plan / Goals to be achieved: The selected candidate will join a dynamic translational research team as part of a strategic collaboration with a pharmaceutical company
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, and quantum information , ultracold quantum gases , Ultrafast Molecular Dynamics , Ultrafast Physical Chemistry , Ultrafast Science , Unconventional and topological superconductivity , X-ray
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toxicity, and optimizing small molecules and biopharmaceutical design. Quantum Computing in Pharmacology: Using quantum mechanics and quantum computing to model complex molecular interactions and simulate
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differential programming Computational physics, including statistical mechanics, biophysics, fluid mechanics, quantum physics, and molecular dynamics Numerical methods for partial differential equations and
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of research. These include: Computational physics, including statistical mechanics, biophysics, fluid mechanics, quantum physics, and molecular dynamics Numerical methods for partial differential equations and
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teaching and research that address the global challenges of sustainability, health, and digital transformation. It offers a dynamic portfolio of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes tailored
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dynamics simulations with both classical and machine-learned force fields to study key questions around these topics. By using and developing these molecular simulation tools, the Vermaas lab seeks to create
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at USC" section on the Applicant Portal at https://uscjobs.sc.edu. Position Description Advertised Job Summary The Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences (DDBS) in the College of Pharmacy