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morphology to directly link gene-regulatory cell states to functional neuronal phenotypes. This ambitious project integrates wet-lab experimentation with advanced computational analysis, and is ideal for a
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(at the earliest) and September 2027! Our different research groups explore how the brain and nervous system develops, ages and functions in health and disease, in particular neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental
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ambitious PhD candidate to join the Efremov Lab at the VIB Center for Structural Biology (VIB-CSB) as part of the newly funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network ANA-KIN. This position offers a unique
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nanopores. These methods will open the door to engineering sophisticated functionalities into synthetic membrane proteins - including selective transport, sensing, and signal transduction. Research
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nanopores. These methods will open the door to engineering sophisticated functionalities into synthetic membrane proteins - including selective transport, sensing, and signal transduction. Research
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computational design tools to engineer novel membrane proteins, then validate these designs experimentally, with the goal of integrating them into functional devices at the biology–electronics interface. Research
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computational design tools to engineer novel membrane proteins, then validate these designs experimentally, with the goal of integrating them into functional devices at the biology–electronics interface. Research
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protective immunity by mRNA vaccination. During your PhD you will obtain strong skills in nucleic acid immunity, molecular cell biology and in vivo mouse models of mRNA vaccination. Your work will be part of a
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, including the Polydiv2 and PI3 networks. About the role We are looking for a highly motivated PhD student to study the impact of genome duplication on volvocine algae, with a particular focus on
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, including the Polydiv2 and PI3 networks. About the role We are looking for a highly motivated PhD student to study the impact of genome duplication on volvocine algae, with a particular focus on