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, stability. While interfacial thermodynamics and mechanics are usually probed at macroscopic or mesoscopic scales, they are assumed to depend on microscopic interfacial structure (chemical composition
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consideration of material recovery or end-of-life aspects in battery systems experience with advanced characterization methods, such as advanced electron microscopes, thermo-analytical methods, various
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electron (TE) imaging, which can only be done through a large, expensive, and highly specialized (Scanning) Transmission Electron Microscopes ((S)TEM). The aim of this project is to "democratize
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mechanisms, and analyze complex datasets to connect microscopic processes with macroscopic performance. Close collaboration with project partners will support the development and testing of materials and cell
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of matter are constantly in motion, microscopic still images are often not sufficient on their own. To trace how functionalities of quantum materials or biochemical reactions emerge from microscopic dynamics
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Leibniz-Institut für Analytische Wissenschaften – ISAS – e.V. | Dortmund, Nordrhein Westfalen | Germany | 3 months ago
for the AMBIOM (Analysis of Microscopic BIOMedical images) Research Group: PhD Candidate (m/f/d) You will be responsible for Developing large-scale microscopy image analysis pipeline for 3D microscopy images
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Facility, which provides three-dimensional microscopic imaging of the brain at the microcircuit level, and is supported by multiple active federal awards in neuroscientific research. The department also sits
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the brain samples for downstream imaging and atlas mapping. Imaging is anchored by the NIH-funded Imaging & Behavioral Neuroscience (IBN) Core Facility - whole-brain 3-D microscopic imaging
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-dimensional microscopic imaging of the brain at the microcircuit level, and is supported by multiple active federal awards in neuroscientific research. The department also sits within a broader collaborative
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aseptic handling. Applicants who have experience with basic molecular and cellular biology techniques, flow cytometry or FACS, as well as basic research histology and microscopic techniques, are strongly