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part of the research groups of Drs. Lars Angenent and Alfred Spormann in a joint collaborative project, which also includes Prof. Bruce Logan of Penn State University. We are seeking highly talented and
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(including gastruloids) to study epigenetic regulation in development. An interdisciplinary environment with opportunities for collaboration across experimental and computational life sciences within MBG and
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. The position is a three-year role, located in the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University's Technical Faculty for IT and Design. In addition to the Department of Computer Science, the project
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. Your competences You have academic qualifications at PhD level. Candidates can have a background in a (bio)medical discipline (incl. medicine or dentistry), medical physics, computer/data science
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Research Center (CORC). The successful candidate will contribute to the HyperCap research program by developing improved and cost-efficient synthesis routes for thermodynamic promoter systems used in gas
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Introduction The Department of Economics at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH, https://www.econ.ku.dk/ ) invites applications for a two-year postdoctoral position in econometrics and causal
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₂ Research Center (CORC). The successful candidate will contribute to the HyperCap research program by developing improved and cost-efficient synthesis routes for thermodynamic promoter systems used in gas
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, and train deep learning models on the resulting data to design new antibiotic compounds that evade both current and likely future resistance mechanisms. Your computational work will directly steer
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research profile within organisational studies, Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Human-Computer Interaction or related research areas as documented by a PhD dissertation and/or research publications
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Job Description Migraine affects more than 15% of the global population and remains inadequately treated despite advances in biologics and receptor-targeting therapies. Emerging computational