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working within the Master in Architecture under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Florian Hertweck. Your role Collaborative and individual research on the socio-ecological transition in architecture and urbanism
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original theories, key technologies, and next-generation medical devices to advance minimally invasive/non-invasive medicine. We have made landmark achievements, including proposing foundational concepts
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aging. We don’t just observe these transitions; we resolve them at the highest level using state-of-the-art genetic mouse models and cutting-edge single-cell technologies. If you are ready to master high
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these needs are, so too is the variety of personalized solutions we offer. Welcome to the UKE. Main tasks Our laboratory broadly studies how brain and body talk to each other in health and disease. Our
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, then applying those models to reprogram cells in disease contexts. Our primary model system is the fibroblast, a phenotypically plastic cell type with roles in cancer, fibrosis, and inflammatory disease
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demonstrators for satellite communication systems Education: Contribute in the teaching activities of the University's Cybersecurity Master program and supervise the scientific research of PhD/Master students
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(SOC) and cyber defence teams Education: Contribute in the teaching activities of the University's Cybersecurity Master program and supervise the scientific research of PhD/Master students Dissemination
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moss will be harvested with the purpose of sphagnum restoration at other sites or as growing media in horticultural production. The main focus of your position will be chamber measurements and data
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expected for all topics. The candidate has obtained excellent grades in his/her Bachelor and Master educations, demonstrated outstanding problem-solving skills, and good communication skills in both spoken
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. Additional requirements: PhD with a strong background in Molecular and Cell Biology. Hands-on in vitro and ex vivo experience in human disease modeling using primary cells, tissue slices or iPSCs. FACS