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. This project involves close collaboration with two key academic partners: the synthetic biology research group led by Prof Tom Ellis in Imperial College London, and the engineered biotechnology group led by Prof
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Nobel Laureates. Become part of our community! The research group of Prof. Knut Drescher at the Biozentrum of the University of Basel seeks to appoint a PhD student in molecular microbiology, with a focus
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Nobel Laureates. Become part of our community! The research group of Prof. Knut Drescher at the Biozentrum of the University of Basel seeks to appoint a PhD student in molecular microbiology, with a focus
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-scale electrode modelling and numerical upscaling techniques to the continuum scale will be applied. Finally, the aim is to develop a cell scale model using a macro-homogeneous description of the porous
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fascinated by electromagnetic modeling and numerical problem solving? Do you want to contribute to the development of state-of-the-art metrology for integrated-circuit production? Information Integrated
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on the electrical machine optimization to achieve high energy-efficient drive system. The practical part of the work will be testing the control model with a prototype machine in the research laboratory. Research
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. fluorescence anisotropy, ITC, SPR). cryo-EM (sample/grid preparation, data acquisition, data processing, model building and interpretation). The writing of scientific papers and active participation in internal
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Description Two PhD positions in atmospheric selenium research: field & lab analyses and process-based modeling We are seeking two highly motivated and curious PhD students to join the Inorganic Environmental
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MEng degree (or equivalent) and a PhD in Maritime Engineering and Technology or pertinent disciplines (Res Assistant if no PhD), adequate knowledge of modelling marine engines operations with alternative
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these questions, the project will involve computational modelling and experimental work, jointly supervised by Martin van Hecke and Yoeri van de Burgt. With this research, we aim to redefine physical computation