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.) is a plus. Candidates from non-neuroscience fields but with a keen interest in understanding the brain (e.g., physics, artificial intelligence, engineering, humanities, and medical training) are also
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We are seeking a motivated PhD student with a background in protein engineering, structural biology, chemistry or biophysics to join our efforts in designing and characterizing membrane proteins
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We are seeking a motivated PhD student with a background in protein engineering, structural biology, chemistry or biophysics to join our efforts in designing and characterizing membrane proteins
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international and interdisciplinary research environment. The successful candidate will work at the forefront of structural biology and drug discovery, addressing fundamental questions with direct relevance
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nanopores. These methods will open the door to engineering sophisticated functionalities into synthetic membrane proteins - including selective transport, sensing, and signal transduction. Research
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nanopores. These methods will open the door to engineering sophisticated functionalities into synthetic membrane proteins - including selective transport, sensing, and signal transduction. Research
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fundamental research and real-world impact through industry partnerships, technology transfer, and the creation of innovative biotech ventures. Our discoveries contribute to new diagnostics, therapies
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evolution, polyploidy, and algal biology and evolution. The candidate will join a highly collaborative and international research environment, with strong connections to major polyploidy initiatives
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evolution, polyploidy, and algal biology and evolution. The candidate will join a highly collaborative and international research environment, with strong connections to major polyploidy initiatives
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, Bioengineering, or related fields. (Willing to obtain) a FELASA C license for animal work. Enthusiasm for fundamental science and attention to detail. Motivation to work with an international team of PhD