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include, but are not limited to, in vitro culture of primary human cells and cell lines, organ-on-chip models, molecular biology, diverse immunological assays, advanced flow cytometry, fluorescence
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explanation at the molecular level. The candidate will be located in Norway, Bodø and have at least one research stay at the Roscoff Research station in France. The KELP-SHIELD project ‘Sugar Kelp Priming
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Analysis: Utilize various cell and molecular biology techniques, including histology, microscopy, flow cytometry, RNA-seq, proteomics, Western blot, and qPCR, to analyze organoid and mouse models
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” recruiting 10 Doctoral Candidates (DCs). The doctoral candidates will be hired in one of the following institutions: European Molecular Biology Laboratory (2), Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine (1
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. The “Bioanalytics and intermediary Metabolism” group, headed by Marcel Kwiatkowski, is specialised in mass spectrometric cross-OMICs to investigate molecular mechanisms at the interface of metabolism and protein
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Cell Signaling” research unit. The “Bioanalytics and intermediary Metabolism” group, headed by Marcel Kwiatkowski, is specialised in mass spectrometric cross-OMICs to investigate molecular mechanisms
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biology and cancer. The position will be within the Molecular Signaling and Bioenergetics group headed by Prof. Mathias Ziegler. About the project/work tasks: To establish technologies for the measurement
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and Cell Identity, relevant for stem cell biology and cancer. The position will be within the Molecular Signaling and Bioenergetics group headed by Prof. Mathias Ziegler. About the project/work tasks
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, optimization techniques, and climate change scenario analysis. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of intelligent models and decision-support tools that enhance the performance
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computational models for trustworthy applications in critical care. The doctoral position is part of the research initiative “The Digital Society” at ØUC. Project description Intensive Care Units (ICUs) generate