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-edge detectors and provide data processing, visualisation and analysis solutions that enable researchers to rapidly interpret results from X-ray scattering, imaging and spectroscopy experiments. Our
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every process that involves automation. The Postdoctoral researcher will join the research team in InAFQual, a project funded by the Interreg Aurora, a funding programme in the European Interreg community
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related subject. Proven experience with X-ray imaging techniques, e.g. µCT, nanoCT, TXM or similar. Experience in computer programming for data analysis, e.g. Python. Demonstrated ability to work both
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-enclosed spaces in host cells to replicate their genome. Such virus replication organelles are critical in the infection process of both flaviviruses and alphaviruses The focus here is to resolve how
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, tissues, and organs using antibody-based imaging, transcriptomics, and systems biology approaches. Since its launch, the atlas has generated one of the world’s most comprehensive open resources for spatial
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subject. Proven experience with X-ray imaging/diffraction techniques, e.g. XRD-CT, 3D-XRD, µ/nanoCT, STXM or similar. Experience in computer programming for data analysis, e.g. Python. Demonstrated ability
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to the application deadline Have a strong grounding in biological systems and a demonstrated interest in cell biology and biological modelling. Have experience interpreting biological datasets, particularly imaging
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a demonstrated interest in cell biology and biological modelling. Have experience interpreting biological datasets, particularly imaging data and multimodal datasets combining imaging and molecular
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exceptional, computationally-minded researchers to help us invent what comes next and, if you are inventive enough, to shape your own direction. If you are a physicist, computer scientist, biologist, engineer
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to enable scalability. The work will draw on concepts from dynamical systems, stochastic processes, and stochastic differential equations (SDEs), including nonequilibrium systems, to model cellular behavior