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, including 180 permanent staff (researchers, professors, engineers, technicians, and administrative personnel) and around 180 non-permanent staff (PhD students, postdocs, and fixed-term contracts). Each year
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multidisciplinary team of approximately 10 PhDs and postdocs, fostering a strong collaboration between DTU Physics and DTU Construct. Our group is a global leader in the field of metal plasticity. We invented
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into this environment are invited to apply. Experience in fields such as NPC, peroxisomes, DNA origami, IDPs, biophysics, single-molecule techniques, and optical imaging is welcomed. We foster diversity and female
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into this environment are invited to apply. Experience in fields such as NPC, peroxisomes, DNA origami, IDPs, biophysics, single-molecule techniques, and optical imaging is welcomed. We foster diversity and female
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, and optical imaging is welcomed. We foster diversity and female candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure of quite some female postdocs
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Course location Hamburg Description/content The Cluster of Excellence "CUI: Advanced Imaging of Matter", which is funded by the German federal and state governments, combines projects in physics
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The molecular biosciences are undergoing a major paradigm shift – away from analysing individual genes and proteins to studying large molecular machines and cellular pathways, with the ultimate goal
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to study translational aspects of cancer (single-cell sequencing of immune cells, organoid co-cultures, cellular engineering via CRISPR/Cas9 technology, in vivo imaging, advanced animal models of allo-SCT