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careers in the academic or private sector. Division The areas of research in the research group of Associate Professor Andrea Carmine Belin are neurological disorders with a focus on the primary headache
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the Division of Immunology under the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics . The research group focuses on B cell in both normal physiology and disease pathology. Currently, there are four main
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results can generally be quickly implemented in the clinic. Your main responsibility will be to develop and conduct independent research projects at the postdoctoral level within the line of ongoing
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. liver biology and/or metabolic syndrome or similar Experience in liver biology modelling research, MAFLD and 3D primary hepatocyte NPC spheroid generation and culture Working knowledge on either human and
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experimental and computational approaches for the completion of the project, including microscopy, biochemistry, NGS, proteomics and bioinformatics. The candidate will perform original research in genomics and
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Professor Ioannis Parodis. The main focus of the successful candidate will be to validate the novel SLE-associated autoantigens recently identified by the group, and tasks include development of serological
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differs. This will be done using register based epidemiology. The main task is the production of scientific articles for publication. The applicant is expected to plan and perform statistical analyzes
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focusing on redox-active selenium compounds as chemotherapeutic treatment of cancer. Main areas of interest are clinical studies to study the pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, safety and efficacy
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to understand the performance and limitations of various AI algorithms. You are expected to write original research papers, and to produce written test reports to the parties providing the AI algorithms to us. We
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will be to contribute conceptually and methodologically to the research within this VR-funded project under the supervision of associate professor Davide L Vetrano (main supervisor) and professor Bengt