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2 PhD Positions in Computational Modelling of Biological Membranes and Adaptive Functional Materials
1 – Molecular Simulations of Asymmetric Biological Membranes (CRC 1348) Biological membranes are intrinsically asymmetric molecular assemblies whose organization and function emerge from the interplay
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EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The groups of Prof. Georg Pabst (Membrane Biophysics ) and Prof. Georg Krainer (Molecular
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. The laboratory conducts, develops and optimizes processes for renewable fuels. The group “Hydrogen Spectroscopy” is further involved in hydrogen science & technology such as power-to-gas, membrane science and
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for renewable fuels. The group “Hydrogen Spectroscopy” is further involved in hydrogen science & technology such as power-to-gas, membrane science and surface science. The aim of the project is to develop ultra
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We are seeking a motivated and creative PhD student to develop the next generation of AI-driven protein design methods that explicitly account for protein–lipid and protein–membrane interactions
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We are seeking a motivated and creative PhD student to develop the next generation of AI-driven protein design methods that explicitly account for protein–lipid and protein–membrane interactions
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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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and predictive design framework for thin-film composite mixed-matrix membranes (TFC-MMMs). The primary objective is to design TFC-MMMs capable of efficient high-pressure gas separation for carbon
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to volume aspects, resulting in copper complexes present in the vicinity of the membrane. Still, their interactions are barely known. We will use exact physicochemical methods, to establish whether