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education to enable regions to expand quickly and sustainably. In fact, the future is made here. We are looking for a PhD student in Medical Science with an interest in molecular and structural virology
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breathe. This doctoral project focuses on exploring the molecular mechanisms underlying photosynthetic water oxidation to O2, with special focus on the role of protein-water-cofactor interactions and
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to study protein structure and function (e.g., X-ray crystallography, NMR, cryo-electron microscopy). Additionally, you will investigate how these proteins interact with each other and with various
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on agentic approaches, where an LLM interacts with visual tools, which may themselves be neural networks. Central challenges include enabling LLMs to reason about visual structures, designing
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. The planned dissertation work focuses on how employees within the municipal company Vakin work with data management, and how organizational structures affect the possibility of creating a data-driven culture
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. The project involves close collaboration with other researchers in the group, as well as cooperation with leading scientists in virology, structural biology, and biochemistry. This project is part of a larger
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novel structural biology techniques with the aim to understand membrane protein transport and regulation with applications in heart disease and antimicrobial resistance. The group has pioneered
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start date is September 1, 2025, or as agreed. The application deadline is May 23, 2025. Project description Here is a brief description of the three PhD projects: Position 1) Plasma interaction with
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to effectively compile linear algebra expressions when the matrix sizes are unknown at compile-time. The project aims to address the problem using e-graphs. An e-graph is a data structure commonly used in
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for protein structure and function determination (e.g., X-ray crystallography, NMR, cryo-electron microscopy). You will learn how to use advanced bacterial culture conditions to grow the species of the human