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techniques and data analysis to provide a more integrated picture of life processes in the context of health and disease. To be a postdoc fellow at the AMBER programme you will get unprecedented medical
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or LibreOffice, Linux proficient in dealing with operating systems and high-performance computing facilities We expect: the ability to work independently and on your own initiative a methodical and systematic
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health. HT is composed of five Centres: Neurogenomics, Computational Biology, Structural Biology, Genomics, and Health Data Science. The Centres work together to enable interdisciplinary research and to
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advanced data-driven methods and have the autonomy to set your own scientific emphasis. As team member of the ERC Starting Grant “MesoClou”, you will work with PhD students and a fellow postdoc and be
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Pneumatic Tires, Structure-Process-Properties Relationships. How will you contribute? Do you have proven skills in data analysis, machine learning, as well as in mathematical and computational modelling? You
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to protein engineering and molecular cloning, Experienced in bioinformatic genome analysis and computational tools related to protein structure analysis and prediction, Sufficient expertise in standard
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Postdoc "Interferometric SAR Data Processing and Analysis for Implementation in the 3D-ABC Founda...
radar data, programming, and basic knowledge of AI processing methods. Your Tasks Interpretation of the requirements for the training of the 3D-ABC model and downstream task computations in terms
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work in a team High level of responsibility Capacity to develop new methods and adopt new techniques Good verbal and written communication skills in English Conditions: The full-time position (40 hours
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partner for society and industry. Cooperation with European institutions, innovative companies, the Financial Centre and with numerous non-academic partners such as ministries, local governments
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biochemistry to join a newly funded GPCR collaborative project to investigate the structural dynamics of GPCRs and their signaling partners using biophysical methods, including single-molecule FRET (smFRET