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at Chalmers University of Technology conducts interdisciplinary research at the interface of physics, nanoscience, and biology. Our research spans biomolecular physics, nanophotonics, and light–matter
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at the interface between cell biology, metabolism, and inflammation within an interdisciplinary environment with strong expertise in human adipose tissue biology and cardiometabolic disease. Your profile The ideal
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influence genome regulation and genome stability in plants (website ). The project offers considerable freedom to shape a new research direction at the interface of chromatin biology, transcription, cell
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offers considerable freedom to shape a new research direction at the interface of chromatin biology, transcription, cell biology and extreme stress tolerance. The successful candidate will have access
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analyses. The postdoc will be hosted at TDB, co-supervised by both groups, and will work at the interface of scientific computing, machine learning and particle physics. Project description Searches for dark
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, such as building web interface, web mapping, spatial database, and web services. Experience and expertise in graph-based deep learning for intelligent transportation infrastructure and systems
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. Working at the interface between scientific computing, image analysis and research infrastructures, you will collaborate closely with scientists, software engineers, beamline scientists and computing
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, cell assembly, characterization, modeling to scaled-up manufacturing. The 2-year postdoc project Micromechanical modelling and mechanical characterisation of contact, interfaces and fracture in solid
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disorders (e.g., anxiety and fear disorders), and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. The successful candidate will work at the interface of circuit neuroscience and
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Postdoctoral fellow within Microglia–Neural Circuit Interactions in Memory and Disease (PA2026/2262)
, psychiatric disorders (e.g., anxiety and fear disorders), and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. The successful candidate will work at the interface of circuit neuroscience