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or equivalent degree in Biology, Immunology, Biochemistry or a related discipline. Alternative: MD with a strong interest in basic research Enthusiasm for joining basic research with clinically relevant issues
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for the modeling and simulation of 3D reconfigurable architectures e.g. based on emerging technologies (e.g. RFETs, memristive devices), and the evaluation with e.g. machine learning and image processing benchmarks
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of Germany during the funding period may be supported if they do not exceed 25% of the total funding period, and do not take place directly at the beginning of the funding period. Application process
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key role in gene regulation. By employing omics-based approaches, metabolite tracing, proximity-labelling, and advanced imaging techniques, this project offers a unique opportunity to: Explore how
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-driven simulation with physics-inspired data and image analysis, often in close collaboration with experimental partners, to identify physical principles behind biological dynamics and self-organization
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computer philology also belong to the program ALT. Thus, the program is characterized by a plurality of research methods and a wide understanding of the concept of ‘a text’. Applicants are expected to have
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) theoretical and practical experience in peptide chemistry, nucleic acid chemistry as well as knowledge of bioassays are beneficial Experience and knowledge in fluorescence spectroscopy/imaging is desired
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and IT develop innovative radiopharmaceuticals and novel tools for functional characterization, improved imaging and personalized treatment of tumors. The Department of Department Life Science
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inviting applications for a PhD Student (f/m/x) for the project Theory and Algorithms for Structure Determination from Single Molecule X-Ray Scattering Images Project description Single molecule X-ray
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, understand its role in therapy resistance, and identify novel regulators using innovative CRISPR screening approaches combined with advanced imaging, single-cell transcriptomics, and phospho-proteomics.