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. The mission of Aithyra is to fundamentally transform biomedical science by embedding artificial intelligence as a co-pilot throughout the entire scientific process-from hypothesis generation and experimental
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genetics training, is preferred. LMB has a collaborative working culture and state-of-the-art building on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. We have on-site parking, cycle enclosures and excellent public
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a dedicated doctoral training unit (DTU) on “Forest function under stress” (FORFUS). It consists of 4 inter-linked research clusters, focusing on below-ground processes, tree and canopy processes
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Research, has formed a dedicated doctoral training unit (DTU) on “Forest function under stress” (FORFUS). It consists of 4 inter-linked research clusters, focusing on below-ground processes, tree and canopy
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a dedicated doctoral training unit (DTU) on “Forest function under stress” (FORFUS). It consists of 4 inter-linked research clusters, focusing on below-ground processes, tree and canopy processes
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Research, has formed a dedicated doctoral training unit (DTU) on “Forest function under stress” (FORFUS). It consists of 4 inter-linked research clusters, focusing on below-ground processes, tree and canopy
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Tumor Biology – ideally with you on board! Our internationally renowned research team investigates cellular programs of gene control, epigenetics and signal transduction of mammalian cells, with a focus
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and initiative. Translate your research findings into a doctoral dissertation. Job requirements You have a master's degree in a relevant field (e.g., biomedical sciences, biology, medicine) and have
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science, statistics or a related field. Please note that your master’s degree must be equivalent to a Danish master’s degree (two years). Other important criteria are: The grade point average achieved Professional
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and operation of plasma devices—such as tokamaks and linear plasma systems—is also essential. In this role, you will lead plasma heating experimental research at DTU using RF and microwave technologies