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The Cancer Science Institute of Singapore is seeking a highly motivated Research Fellow (Bioinformatician) to join an interdisciplinary research team focused on cancer genomics, genome instability
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metals have high production costs because they are low in abundance (requiring high volumes of ore to be mined, often in regions of political instability) and typically come with extensive purification
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sovereign authority governed overlapping risks: famine, epidemic disease, war, rebellion, fiscal instability and supply-chain disruption. Your research will centre on the India Office Records at the British
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Singapore on a dense plasma focus device which also produces gamma-rays due to plasma instabilities. Requirements: Essential PhD in Physics Engineering or a related field. Demonstrated experience in pulsed
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of normal hematopoietic stem cells and in leukemia stem cells that lead to genomic instability, leukemia development and drug resistance. The lab utilizes bone marrow transplantation and genetic knockout
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hydrogels or elastic networks), and evaluate their mechanical and biological properties. This position offers a unique environment bridging synthetic biology, polymer chemistry, and biophysics. Key
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calibration between Olink and SomaScan Annotation of organ-enriched proteins using GTEx and other public biological resources Development of organ-age prediction models using LASSO, Elastic Net, gradient
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Immunology research team to work on a 3-year project grant funded by the British Heart Foundation investigating mechanisms of atherosclerotic plaque instability. The successful candidate will create and
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instability, senescence, and beta-cell vulnerability in diabetes. A major focus is understanding how beta-cell intrinsic changes can influence their immunogenicity in type 1 diabetes and identifying mechanisms
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research programme examining the intersection between genomic instability and dysregulated RNA metabolism in ALS. A central objective will be to dissect how altered RNA processing — including intron