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Association. Our institute integrates cutting-edge biomolecular research, bioinformatics, and high-performance analytical technologies to explore the complex interactions between the human organism and food
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gradient Bioinformatic and statistical analyses Relate environmental variables to microbial dynamics Meso- und Microcosm experiments Contributions to IGB’s scientific activities and publications Your profile
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or functions (e.g., by phages) – to optimize microbiome composition and function Improvement of our current tool for microbiome modelling Your profile Masters, Diploma or equivalent degree in Bioinformatics
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the knowledge graph Your profile Masters, Diploma or equivalent degree in Bioinformatics or similar, obtained by the start date Experience in programming and databases Basic biological understanding Proficiency
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related fields Native speaker or excellent command of German and English Experience in programming (in R) or motivation to learn and perform bioinformatic analyses of bacterial DNA (16S rRNA and shotgun
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highly motivated PhD student to join a DFG-funded international project that investigates plant - microbiome interactions through large-scale metabolomics and other - omics platforms. Your tasks: Process
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. Our research combines computational chemistry, cheminformatics, bioinformatic and AI to design new molecules and enzymes for unprecedented catalytic functions. In this project, you will: Develop
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how plant P sensing and signalling influence mycorrhizal colonization and responses. Assess the relative importance of root traits, mycorrhizae, and rhizosphere processes for P efficiency under water
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qualification as part of a doctorate is given. Your profile: An excellent MSc degree (or equivalent) in biochemistry, chemistry, biology, computational science, bioinformatics, cheminformatics or closely related
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). The institute also maintains locations in Dedelow and Paulinenaue. The ZALF Research Group on “Soil Erosion and Feedbacks” aims at assessing soil erosion processes driven by wind, water, and anthropogenic