221 telecommunications-and-signal-processing Postdoctoral positions at Nature Careers
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physics, applied mathematics, machine learning, bioinformatics, biophysics, spectroscopy, image processing, ecological modeling, molecular biology, plant physiology, marine biology or an interest in gaining
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-tumor immunity. Our lab's primary interest lies in understanding how T-cell signaling pathways influence cancer progression, with the goal of identifying and developing novel immunotherapies. We aim
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Nanomaterials that detect protein-structural changes Nano-optical devices for protein-signal sensing AI algorithms for protein structure and dynamics prediction Outstanding Postdoctoral Training Strategy
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, signal processing, and data mining A strong background in programming, statistical analysis, and spatial modelling and mapping Highly motivated to work on the subject and eager to work in an
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join the laboratory of Dr. Xiangming Zha in the Clinical Neuroscience Research Center in the Department of Neurosurgery. The research areas include molecular signaling and neuroprotective mechanisms in
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and as part of a team. How to apply: The application (reference number FS 2.1.6-755-25) process is done via our e-recruitment system here:https://umustipendie.varbi.com/en/what:job/jobID:838323/ ), by
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of hypothesis-generating screening studies, a methodological portfolio where we identify signals of interest from real-world register data to guide the conduct of tailored studies. We have performed such studies
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. amino acid and lipid metabolism), signaling pathways (e.g. mTOR and nutrient signaling), and systems-level regulatory networks that regulate basic T cell and dendritic cell biology and antitumor immunity
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A postdoctoral position is available at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for an outstanding and highly motivated candidate to investigate the cellular signaling in the innate immune system
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of their molecular mechanisms remains incomplete. This project, funded by the LEO Foundation, aims to systematically characterize how skin cells respond to inflammatory signals. By integrating cutting-edge proteomics