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Researcher position in SONATA BIS project financed by the National Science Centre – 1 position (2 years) Project title: “Mathematical Optimization in Quantum Information” Project leader: dr Felix Huber
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pharmaceutical ingredients via biocatalytic approach; optimization of the process conditions with emphasis on reduction in use of organic solvents; controlling the conditions of the process and its efficiency
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The aim of the project is to develop and optimize an innovative method for utilizing new ultracold, strongly polar, and
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identified through fragment screening. The researcher will prepare DUS–tRNA complexes for structural analysis using single-particle cryo-EM. He/she will perform sample screening and optimization for cryo-EM
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is modelling and optimization using molecular dynamics and machine learning. The position is part of a team looking at these fascinating systems from their fundamental properties and making them in
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method and to optimize this method for realistic high-performance computer calculations. Subsequently, this newly implemented method will be used in combination with embedding techniques to describe
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related to the project. Knowledge on advanced control systems and optimization Advanced programming skills in Python and/or Matlab/Simulink Previous experience in scientific research project participation
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optimal stimuli - To carry out appropriate measurements on mice and humans Specific Requirements PhD degree in chemical or physical sciences, optics, optical engineering obtained in the year of employment
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metals and alloys on metal or ceramic bodies. Our main application areas cover: (i) a selection of refractories for metallurgical processes; (ii) optimization of joining processes, i.e. soldering
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or equivalent Skills/Qualifications As a Postdoctoral Researcher: You will be responsible for establishing and optimizing assays to capture enhancer-promoter interactions (e.g., 4C, Hi-ChIP) and to analyze