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electrophysiology to translational models, including animal studies and analyses of human tissue samples. This full-stack methodology enables us to directly link molecular channel function with disease phenotypes
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, bioengineering, (molecular) biology, or related fields, with the equivalent of at least distinction (15/20). You are eager to work hands-on with innovative experimental setups and animal models You can take
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is working to be the state’s world-class cancer research institute, jointly resourced by the Federal Department of Health, CALHN and the University of Adelaide. Reporting to Associate Prof. Robin Hobbs
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and kinetic modelling Expression, purification, and characterization of enzymes from fungal and bacterial sources Development and optimization of enzyme assays Structure–function studies of enzymes
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Malignancies: From Mechanisms to Therapies”. In this CRC we will focus on myeloid malignancies as a model to dissect the various molecular mechanisms that enable and regulate cancer cell plasticity in AML. Our
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hands-on experience in molecular cloning, cell culture systems, mouse models, and interest in liver disease biology. Experience with R or Python and the computational analysis of next-generation
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phdPrimary supervisor - Prof Yongping Bao High consumption of cruciferous vegetables can reduce the risk of cancer. This protection has been attributed to isothiocyanates (ITCs) in such vegetables
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is available immediately, a later starting point is also possible. YOUR TASKS Perform molecular biology techniques, specifically molecular cloning techniques (e.g., Gibson assembly, restriction enzyme
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Job Description AI has begun to transform molecular discovery and design for proteins, DNA, RNA, small molecules and more. Yet many outstanding challenges in health and sustainability remain data
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Department: Center for Molecular Neurology Regime Full-time Let’s shape the future – University of Antwerp The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis Lab (Prof. Seppe De Schepper, VIB-UAntwerp) and the Brain and