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immunotherapies for pediatric tumors. Studies are focused on using genetic engineering approaches to not only render immune cells cancer specific, but also improve their effector function. Genetically modified
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University offers a total of 16 departments on five campuses and 155 degree programs along with an outstanding research reputation. Furthermore, the Goethe University is part of the Group of Rhine-Main
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functions, predictive models or quantum chemistry Machine learning or AI frameworks applied to molecular discovery. Familiarity with cloud or high-performance computing environments. Experience collaborating
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sciences. · Previous experience of basic laboratory techniques, such as immunohistochemistry, western blot and cell culture work. · Previous solid experience in molecular cloning. · Previous experience from
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for use in modelling and analysis. Running model simulations (training will be provided). Analysing simulation outputs and presenting results through data visualization. Qualifications We are looking for a
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candidate will be involved in a research project focused on the exposure to carcinogenic chemicals in the general population, using a multi-matrix approach. The main analytical work will involve
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, like rituximab, can be effectively boosted by vaccination while others cannot (Gröning et al, Front Imm 2023). You will use recently developed technology in genomic and proteomic B cell / antibody
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, the sustainable use of the world's coastal systems and the resource-compatible enhancement of the quality of life. From fundamental research to practical applications, the interdisciplinary research spectrum covers
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control technology and computer algorithms to develop a foundational discovery platform for future cell programming applications. This position involves both experimental and computational work
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quantum chips! You will be part of the LIST Materials Research and Technology department, where you will carry out your work in the Quantum Materials Group, led by Dr. Florian Kaiser. Within our FNR PEARL