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chemistry calculations may also be performed to investigate selected reactions and derive accurate kinetic parameters. The main application will be the analysis of the gas-phase evolution of products from
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Pasadena, California | United States | about 1 month ago
addressing a wide range of ice environments, including but not limited to: Dense Star-Forming Regions: Investigating the formation, structural evolution, and chemistry of complex organic molecules
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Lab 1. Mechanisms of Therapy Resistance and Tumor Evolution in Prostate Cancer: Our lab investigates the molecular mechanisms driving therapy resistance in prostate and bladder cancers, with a
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continues within the PNRR project “ITINERIS” (Scientific Drilling Infrastructure ECORD-ICDP).The research aims to reconstruct the paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic evolution of the Antarctic
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methods for learning to cooperate against diverse opponents. Publications: http://garciajulian.com References García, J. and Traulsen, A. “Evolution of coordinated punishment to enforce cooperation
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methods for learning to cooperate against diverse opponents. Publications: http://garciajulian.com References García, J. and Traulsen, A. “Evolution of coordinated punishment to enforce cooperation
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axis through comparative analyses with single-cell atlases from diverse metazoanspecies to reconstruct the evolution of conserved cell types and their underlying gene regulatory programs. Where to
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of understanding the chemical and molecular principles that govern biological systems, with particular emphasis on the structure, function, dynamics, interactions, evolution and catalytic mechanisms
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evolution that contributes to the department’s goal of addressing fundamental biological questions about photosynthetic organisms at all scales. All applicants are expected to demonstrate a
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when humans impose strong and sustained new selection pressures? Evolution depends on the genetic variation already present in populations, yet strong selection can rapidly reshape that variation