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and spatial transcriptomics and epigenomics. More details: https://research.pasteur.fr/en/team/cellular-plasticity-in-age-related-pathologies/ Candidate profiles We are seeking highly motivated
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-Doctoral Associate or Associate Research Scientist to work on unravelling principles that drive cellular organization. The successful applicant will lead research projects to study the interplay between
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research investigates how innate immune signaling and inflammation shapes brain function in health and disease, combining behavioral, cellular, and molecular approaches. The anticipated start of
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Post-Doctoral Associate/Associate Research Scientist in the Division of Science (Biological Physics)
principles that drive cellular organization. The successful applicant will lead research projects to study the interplay between active cytoskeletal transport, cytoskeletal organization, and the physical
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expertise in advanced MIP microspectroscopy and its application in cell and environmental studies Participate in method development of quantitative MIP protocols for determination of the target molecule mass
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microscopy-based imaging, flow cytometry, single-cell omics technologies, and functional immunological analyses. The research group is located in the MediCity Research Laboratory of the Faculty of Medicine
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information see (https://lundmark-lab.se/ ) Work responsibilities Culturing and analysing mammalian cell models for infection Designing and developing infection models of flavivirus and alphaviruses Generating
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, semiconductor materials or optoelectronic devices. Experience with materials characterization techniques such as XRD, XPS, SEM, AFM, ellipsometry, Hall measurements or related methods. Experience with solar-cell
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capable of predicting key performance indicators, including cell potential, gas purity, Faradaic efficiency and degradation behaviour. You will work closely with project partners across Europe to validate
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: Decoding the inputs to a cell wall integrity receptor in Chlorella vulgaris B. Decoding the Hidden Logic of RNA Polymerase Allocation Under Stress C. Adaptive immunity as an evolutionary response