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are related to the development of a novel sensory modality for improving social cognition. In our lab, we have a state-of-the-art motion capture system which is synchronized with portable eye tracking devices
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to better health for all? Join an experienced team to decipher the role of tissue mechanics in cancer development. The research group of Staffan Strömblad at the Department of Medicine-Huddinge, Karolinska
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Actively participate in research discussions, contribute to a dynamic and collaborative research environment, and mentor junior colleagues Prepare scientific presentations, contribute to research funding
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Histological techniques, such as in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry Confocal microscopy High-throughput screening approaches Development or optimization of molecular and experimental methods
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drug discovery and development. This is done by capitalizing on the combined clinical and preclinical expertise from western medicine and Chinese medicine in a unique collaboration between Karolinska
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candidate has documented experience conducting independent research in the laboratory, taking responsibility for project development within the research area, and demonstrates a strong academic track record
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groups, you will gain opportunities for international exchange and build a strong global research network that supports your long-term career development. Your mission We are recruiting a Postdoctoral
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consists of several research groups. The position is located within the research group Susanne Gabrielsson, http://ki.se/en/meds/research-group-susanne-gabrielsson Type of scholarship The amount is tax free
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Histological techniques, such as in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry Confocal microscopy High-throughput screening approaches Development or optimization of molecular and experimental methods
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offering a high living standards, access to a sprawling city life as well as the beautiful nature surrounding the city. https://ki.se/en/research/research-areas-centres-and-networks/research-groups/robert