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development of a plasma-based injector for the synchrotron light source PETRA IV. In this context, we are searching for a highly-motivated scientist to develop an energy compression beamline for the future
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fabrication of microfluidic devices, the formulation and characterization of hydrogel matrices, the encapsulation and culture of adipose spheroids, and the characterization of engineered microtissues using
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matrices, or tracking. • Applicants must possess strong communication skills to collaborate effectively with multi-disciplinary teams through changing project environments. • Due to the requirements of our
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Your position We aim to pursue a new interdisciplinary approach, combining the synthesis of multi-functional culture-matrices with cell-instructive viscoelastic properties, in-depth cell
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Cambridge, Massachusetts | United States | about 1 month ago
in PCR-based methods, nucleic acid probe and guide design, and fluorescence detection; experience with RNA virus targets or viral nucleic acid standards in complex matrices; ability to work
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to equipment vendors. Assess new equipment acquisitions for compatibility with existing infrastructure. Install utility connections to new equipment, including electrical, compressed gases, and fluid lines
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flow frames, bipolar plates, membranes, gaskets, electrodes, and end plates. Strong understanding of Design for Manufacturing (DFM), stack assembly, compression/torque control, sealing, leak prevention
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funded PhD position focused on the security, reliability, and efficient deployment of AI Transformer systems. The project examines how quantization, pruning, sparsity, KV-cache compression, and
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, sound mixing, motion graphics, captioning, compression and multi-platform delivery. • Use AI-enabled media tools for tasks such as transcription, captioning, noise removal, image enhancement
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; experience working with hazardous materials including inert, flammable and toxic compressed gases, wet corrosive chemicals and solvents; working knowledge of established and emerging research processes, with