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the role of autologous fat and muscle cells in breast reconstruction with autologous tissue transfer. The position involves working in parallel with several different cell types, which requires the ability
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controlled crosses between individuals of different ploidies. Sequencing data are already available and include RNA-seq and DNA-seq data for these lines, as well as a reference genome for S. latifolia
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join our research activities focused on the development and long-term durability of SOEC cells, with particular emphasis on operation under technologically relevant conditions. Electrolysis and green
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multiome RNA-seq, ATAC-seq and massively parallel reporter assays (MPRAs) for unbiased genome-wide analysis for understanding the phenotypic plasticity in different cancer cell states. Work tasks The work
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) exploring the role of autologous fat and muscle cells in breast reconstruction with autologous tissue transfer. The position involves working in parallel with several different cell types, which requires
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philosophy to improve the modelling and governance of biodiversity under uncertainty. The project develops process-explicit, hierarchical models that capture key ecological dynamics, integrate diverse and
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of the microplastics observed, the characterization of their presence in the different compartments of the karst, and the establishment of the transport processes to the outlets. Indirectly, this study aims to propose a
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). The project combines genomic, epigenomic and 3D chromatin profiling (ATAC-Seq, easySHARE-Seq, ChIP-Seq, Micro-C/Hi-C, BS-Seq/EM-Seq), massively parallel enhancer assays (ATAC-STARR-seq), and comparative
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, Micro-C/Hi-C, BS-Seq/EM-Seq), massively parallel enhancer assays (ATAC-STARR-seq), and comparative/bayesian/deep-learning analyses, with functional validation in spruce via CRISPR-Cas9 and nanoparticle
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algorithms in the context of sparse optimization and applications in real world data sets. We are also interested in exploring opportunities for parallelism of the completion process, highlighting