20 algorithm-development-"Newcastle-University"-"Newcastle-University" PhD research jobs at Nature Careers
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of teaching and research, the FSTM seeks to generate and disseminate knowledge and train new generations of responsible citizens in order to better understand, explain and advance society and environment we
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targets for the development of novel natural product-based antibiotics. The research group Microbiome Dynamics invites talented and highly gifted candidates to apply as Doctoral Researcher (m/f/div) in
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Luxembourg. The candidate will focus on fabricating copper/carbon composites for various applications, including lithium-ion batteries. LIST has developed a water-based process that uses functionalized carbon
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Robotisation (PROMAR) group, headed by Matthias Rupp. The group develops fundamental and technological expertise in machine learning for materials science, including data-driven accelerated simulations and
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for Ion Nano-Analytics (AINA) group at LIST, a research team specialized in mass spectrometry. AINA combines expertise in instrument development, nano-analytical techniques, and methodological innovation
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to attract, develop and retain women in science 32 days’ paid annual leave, 11 public holidays, 13-month salary, statutory health insurance Flexible working hours, home working policy and access to lunch
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of Dr Jing Ren at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (Cambridge, U.K.) to map the serotonin circuit development by tissue clearing and expansion microscopy. The serotonin (5-HT) system is essential
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Pajcini, Ph.D. in the Department of Pharmacology and Regenerative Medicine at the University of Illinois in Chicago. The lab studies the processes that lead to the development and differentiation
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and professional life. INSERM received the “European HR Excellence in Research” label in 2016 and is committed to developing its researcher recruitment and evaluation practices. Host Laboratory: Based
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) investigates the pathobiology of human-pathogenic fungi and identifies targets for the development of novel natural product-based antibiotics. The research group Microbiome Dynamics (https://www.leibniz-hki.de