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, long development times, and the risk of toxicity against healthy tissue. At the heart of these challenges lies the TCR specificity problem: understanding how T-cell receptors (TCRs) recognize peptide
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various hydrogenation reactions can be performed in the H2 compartment within the cell. For instance, electrochemical conversion of N2 to NH3 and CO2 to CO and/or CH4 using only steam as an additional
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Are you passionate about the future of sustainable food production and eager to contribute to the fast-developing field of cellular agriculture? We are seeking a mission-driven individual to join
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and eager to contribute to the fast-developing field of cellular agriculture? We are seeking a mission-driven individual to join our team as a Postdoctoral Researcher, focusing on cell line development
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evolve the next generation of animal cell lines for cost-effective, scalable, delicious cruelty-free meat?! Job description ‘Cultivated meat’, the production of genuine meat products from in vitro culture
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We invite highly motivated, independent postdoc candidates with a proven interest and experience in molecular immunology, NK cell biology, and/or human genetics to apply. We positively value
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Join TU Delft to uncover the biology of cellular robustness in an industrial yeast process and translate your discoveries into innovative genome engineering strategies. Job description You will join
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of Ophthalmology of the UMC Utrecht and the ErasMS team at Erasmus MC Rotterdam. You will use state-of-the-art molecular and cellular techniques available at the Kuiper group and its collaborating labs to elucidate
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conduct research on: Repurposing end-of-first-life electric bus and IMC batteries as second-life stationary and mobile energy storage systems with focus on battery degradation and cell-to-cell variations
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stationary and mobile energy storage systems with focus on battery degradation and cell-to-cell variations Analyzing the impact of battery chemistry, aging history, operational profiles, and pack architecture