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to receiving your online application by 27.08.2025 stating the code MIP-15291 Contact: If you have any questions about the tender, please contact: Lukas Einkemmer Phone: +43 512 507 53802 Email: Lukas.Einkemmer
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operate. Our approach We combine biochemical reconstitution, live-cell imaging, multi-scale structural biology, and omics technologies to uncover how the nuclear envelope functions as an intelligent
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DOME using our state-of-the-art microbiome imaging instrumentation, which includes a NanoSIMS 50L, a Stimulated Raman Scattering (SRS) microscope, a point-scan and wide-field mid-infrared photothermal
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to be coupled to model-free analysis of molecular dynamics simulations. This includes work in the biochemical wet-lab as well as with prototype NMR spectroscopy and computational tasks. You have previous
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of systems biology, virology, high-throughput genetics, genomics and proteomics, molecular and cell biology, high content automatic imaging, chemical biology, and organic chemical synthesis. The program Our
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Machine Learning, Code Analysis/Generation for Machine Learning and MLOps, and Continuous Delivery and/or MLOps. You participate in research projects and studies. You hold university courses within
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analyze three-dimensional motion capture data and medical images from various groups, including clinical populations, healthy people and elite athletes. Our goal is to improve clinical decision making in
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), robustness and flexibility. We cover the whole data processing chain including image capture, computational imaging and classification with classical and AI methods. You will develop concepts, specifications
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. The team's research interests focus on works, media, and contexts of images, architecture, and objects of Islamic art and the early historiography of Islamic art. Current research explores Arabic, Persian, and
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Research: Visual Exploration and AI Prediction Modeling of Real-Life, Multi-Modal Data’ as Data Manager. Work alongside leading experts at the Computational Imaging Research Lab (CIR ) and the Department