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preparation; processing and evaluation of analytical data; development and validation of analytical methods; collaboration on research projects with internal and external partners. The position also provides
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candidate will be involved particularly in: molecular design; organic synthesis; characterization of prepared compounds; biochemical and other in vitro assays; development of synthetic, characterization and
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; biochemical and other in vitro assays; development of synthetic, characterization and evaluation techniques. The position also provides an opportunity to develop an independent research programme within
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actively to the development of theoretical physics, cosmology and gravitation at the Department of Physics. Research focus: The research program will focus on fundamental and phenomenological aspects
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line with the research areas of the Faculty of Education. Contribute to strengthening existing research areas and developing new research topics at UHK, with an emphasis on internationalisation and
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Facility is seeking a scientifically oriented and technically capable postdoctoral researcher to contribute to the operation and further development of its High Harmonic Generation (HHG) Beamline
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IOCB Prague (Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the Czech Academy of Sciences) | Czech | 3 months ago
Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Jan Řezáč Group at IOCB Prague develops efficient computational
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The Department of Biological Models focuses on the development and testing of promising polymer conjugates and proteins (therapeutics) suitable for the treatment of tumors, resistance to tumor therapy, and
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well as membranes for gas separation. Another important research area is the development of novel polymeric materials and membranes for the enantioselective separation of chiral compounds, particularly
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two complementary research groups - Advanced Doped Diamond Materials (AD2M) and Gas Sensors and Functional Materials (GSFM) - the department develops high-quality thin films with tailored structural