15 molecular-modeling-or-molecular-dynamic-simulation PhD positions at University of Basel
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experience in cell culture and biochemical/molecular biology techniques. The ideal candidate is a collaborative team player with a strong interest in toxicology and endocrine research. We offer a dynamic
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importance, the precise molecular mechanisms by which Hsp90 recognizes, processes, and releases its client proteins remain elusive due to the complex and dynamic nature of these processes. This doctoral
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the esophagus with relevance to eosinophilic esophagitis. The research project will involve patient-derived samples, including organoids and air-liquid interface cultures, and experimental esophagitis models
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)chemistry, biotechnology, biophysics, or a related discipline. Experience with molecular cloning, protein expression, purification, and characterization, biocatalysis, as well as high-throughput screening
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, for advancing our fluorescence-based DyeCycling/FRET technology to study biomolecular dynamics. Biomolecular dynamics, such as conformational changes, are the understudied link between biomolecular structure and
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with large language models (LLMs). The successful candidate will investigate both theoretical aspects – such as understanding the mechanisms and limitations of reasoning in modern LLMs – and practical
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in solution for up to hours. Now, we leverage the unique abilities of nanopore trapping to detect proteins and their conformations, dynamics, interactions, catalytic mechanisms etc. in real-time
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datasets is a plus. We offer you A fully-funded PhD position for four years in a dynamic research group with an excellent research infrastructure in the international and interdisciplinary Department
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scanning probe instrumentation fabrication of van der Waals heterostructures transport, optical spectroscopy, and quantum sensing experiments data analysis, modeling, and scientific communication
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Your position Biomolecular dynamics, such as conformational changes, are the understudied link between biomolecular structure and function. Single-molecule FRET is an established technique, unique