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of chemistry, physics and biological sciences, friendly work environment and opportunities for scientific development and international collaborations. Work Location(s) Number of offers available1Company
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interpreting the results; Collaborating with members of the Department of Gene Structure and Function; Contributing to scientific publications and conference presentations. What we offer Participation in
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fluency in English Willingness to learn and take new challenges, abillity to work independenly, analytical thinking Good interpersonal skills and collaborative attitiude Specific Requirements you may find
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); Participation in a research team led by Dr hab. Maciej T. Krajcarz, as part of a project funded by the NCN (grant no. 2025/57/B/ST10/02969); Collaboration with experienced researchers; Access to high-class
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; knowledge of data-analysis methods and reproducible-research practices; very good command of English, independence, strong organisational skills, and ability to work collaboratively. Responsibilities research
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assays, and microscopy-based analyses of drug-induced stress. Selected aspects of the project are planned to be developed through international collaborations involving advanced structural and
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p53-/- cell line to assess potency, selectivity, and the influence of p53 status. Antiviral studies will be conducted through an established collaboration with the Screening Laboratory at the Institute
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and interpreting results obtained during experiments; • maintaining laboratory documentation and preparing reports and summaries of results; • collaborating with the academic supervisor, postdoctoral
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boundary data in asymptotically flat spacetimes. The project will be conducted in collaboration with researchers at the University of California, Davis and the University of Auckland. Please direct all