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characterization of glycoside hydrolases, and a postdoc working on computational modelling of the same enzymes. The PhD focuses on ligand-observed NMR analyses and other relevant methods to provide insight
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. Knowledge of and working experience with modern exact methods such as AdS/CFT integrability, conformal bootstrap or localization will be considered an advantage. Our group and research- and what do we offer
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Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, or related fields. Solid knowledge about molecular microbiology, bacterial stress response, phage biology Solid wet-lab experience (molecular cloning, microbial
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charges Thermochronometry and rock surface dating You will be part of the dynamic and interdisciplinary LUMIN team, which includes engineers, scientists, postdocs, and PhD students working collaboratively
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SQL databases and file repositories. We are now taking the next strategic step: developing ontologies and a dynamic knowledge graph to semantically link our internal data systems - and connect them
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defects and trapped charges Thermochronometry and rock surface dating You will be part of the dynamic and interdisciplinary LUMIN team, which includes engineers, scientists, postdocs, and PhD students
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PostDoc in the project). Collaborating with fellow researchers across the UPLIFT network, including those focused on digital twins at DTU Chemical Engineering- As a PhD candidate, your work will adapt
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Administrator, an Administrative Supporter and approximately 10-15 PhD students, postdocs, and visiting scientists. Several POLIMA researchers have attracted prestigious personal grants, e.g., Villum Investigator
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professor, one assistant professor, one postdoc, and a large number of PhD students. The project includes strong partnerships with the University of Leipzig (Bioinformatics, Prof. Peter Stadler
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professor, one assistant professor, one postdoc, and a large number of PhD students. The project includes strong partnerships with the University of Leipzig (Bioinformatics, Prof. Peter Stadler