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and enhance its visibility in an international context. GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung is a leading center for heavy-ion research, hosting a unique large-scale accelerator facility
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part of the International Training Group iRTG 3130 and the Université franco-allemande (DFH-UFA). The successful applicants will be part of a large, multi-disciplinary team located in Tübingen and Paris
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for upscaling mountain forest ecosystem proper-ties (e.g., productivity, phenology) from in-situ data to the landscape scale. Doing so, you will address questions of climate change and disturbance impacts
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engineering using human iPS stem cell models and differentiation systems (2D or organoids) Perform functional validation of candidate hits using molecular biology techniques and smFISH. Conduct multi-omics data
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. As a result, we now have access to incredibly detailed multi-layered atlases across evolutionary and developmental scales and often down to single-cell resolution. This is complemented by ever more
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neurons in the brain gives rise to the plethora of animal behaviors. Our research spans a large range of scales from the nano-scale imaging of brain circuitry, to large-scale functional imaging of brain
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, novel high-resolution imaging systems to investigate submillimeter-scale turbulent dynamics in multiphase environments such as the ocean surface. The project is part of the Collaborative Research Centre
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” the temporal formation of radiation damage will be investigated. Radiation may induce elementary lesions like double strand breaks to the DNA in cell nuclei, which may interact within a certain time scale
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arbitrary complexity and shape at the sub-nanometer scale. Such structures can be used to construct artificial cell mimics and new materials. A scaffold-free DNA tile assembly is a programmable method for the
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promising lean alloy system for additive manufacturing, as the mechanical properties can be tailored through phase composition, distribution and morphology by tuning process parameters. The work is carried