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Your position High-throughput drug screening has traditionally relied on 2D cell culture systems, which often fail to capture the structural and metabolic complexity of in vivo patient tumors
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of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future! High-throughput drug screening has traditionally relied on 2D cell culture systems, which often fail to capture the structural and metabolic
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(or as agreed) The newly-established “Quantum Opto-Electronics" research group of Prof. Tomasz Smoleński at the Department of Physics, University of Basel, Switzerland (https://smolenski-lab.com ), is
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of Prof. Tomasz Smoleński at the Department of Physics, University of Basel, Switzerland (https://smolenski-lab.com ), is looking for a highly-motivated and self-driven PhD candidate. The group utilizes
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, clustering, latent-state models, and unsupervised learning to identify high-order structure in neural and molecular data. • Conduct statistical modeling of temporal trajectories and population dynamics across
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assistant professorship or a tenured associate professorship in Structural Biology, Biophysics or Biological Imaging. We encourage applications from candidates who explore fundamental questions in biology
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cancer and metabolism. For a summary see: https://p3.snf.ch/project-204602 . ii) investigating of the role of phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) signaling in allergy, metabolic control, obesity, diabetes and
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! The Jenal Lab at the Biozentrum of the University of Basel is seeking a highly motivated and skilled postdoc with expertise in molecular biology, biochemistry and/or structural biology to join our team
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to provide the first comprehensive picture of Hsp90's structure–dynamics–function relationship, with broad implications for understanding cellular health and disease. As a PhD student on this project, you will
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this project, high-resolution spectroscopic imaging will be employed to map chemical changes and structural degradation in the PE material, while correlating these findings with biological responses observed in