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, and positioning for subsequent fundraising and go-to-market activities Actively contribute to securing follow-up funding together with the fundraising team Your profile University degree (MSc or PhD) in
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The Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics at Umeå University, Sweden, invites applicants for 2 (two) two-year Postdoctoral positions in plant ecophysiology (Project 1) and NMR
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Exciting opportunity alert! A brand-new postdoctoral position is open in the dynamic lab of Romeo Ricci at the renowned IGBMC in Strasbourg, France! (www.igbmc.fr/en). The IGBMC is one of Europe's
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strong interest in developmental, cellular or molecular neurobiology, in link with human brain evolution and diseases. PhD in neuroscience, genetics, evolutionary biology or related field. Experience in
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transformations. For instance, microbes are responsible for the de-conjugation of glycine or taurine and re-conjugation with alternative amino acids, which reshape their chemical structure and signaling activity
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Nanomaterials that detect protein-structural changes Nano-optical devices for protein-signal sensing AI algorithms for protein structure and dynamics prediction Outstanding Postdoctoral Training Strategy
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.2024.08.007 . Position Responsibilities: Option 1: Structural Biology Express and purify immune signaling proteins and complexes using bacterial, insect, and mammalian systems. Prepare samples for structural
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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
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on the design and testing of antimicrobial compounds in response to infection-specific signals. The group is seeking to fill the position of a Postdoctoral Researcher (m/f/div) in Antimicrobial Peptide
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A post-doctoral position funded by the Wellcome is available in the laboratory of Leon Lagnado to study the flow of information controlling visually-driven behaviour. Fluorescent reporters