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Systems and Software Program (WASP ). You can find more information about us on the Department of Information Technology website. The position is hosted by the Division of Scientific Computing (TDB), one
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students. Approximately 5,000 undergraduate students take one or more courses at the department each year. You can find more information about us on the Department of Information Technology website
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on the regulation of protein translation and stop codon readthrough (SCR). The primary objective is to identify/isolate trans-regulators that control SCR in a temporal and spatial manner. This will be done by
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investigator, other postdocs, PhD students, and external collaborators to advance research objectives and generate high-impact results. In addition to research, some participation in supervision of doctoral
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employees, including 120 teachers and 120 PhD students. Approximately 5,000 undergraduate students take one or more courses at the department each year. You can find more information about us on the
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described. The project has three main objectives: (1) Use simulation models to make inferences on the role of sex ratio selection on sex chromosome evolution in a different meiotic drive scenarios, (2
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the genetic material, and how it interacts with various kinds of micro-organisms. Using this knowledge, we try to elucidate the causes of diseases, and find new ways to diagnose and treat them. The Institute is
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multi-hour process that remains largely uncharacterized in biophysical terms. Using in-vivo-mimetic systems, this project will investigate how these parasites find, penetrate, migrate through, and exit
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one or more courses at the department each year. You can find more information about us on the Department of Information Technology website . The project will be led by Professor Nataša Sladoje , within
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to understand the role of extracellular vesicles in pancreatic cancer development and to investigate novel biomarkers for early detection of this lethal disease. The project involves experimental methodology