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on endocrine and neuroendocrine tumours, integrating preclinical models, molecular profiling and translational approaches to identify novel therapeutic vulnerabilities and biomarkers associated with treatment
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, medicine, nursing, radiology and midwifery. The department's research combines basic and translational, molecular and computational approaches, with a particular focus on cancer biology, while also
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, medicine, nursing, radiology and midwifery. The department's research combines basic and translational, molecular and computational approaches, with a particular focus on cancer biology, while also
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a Postdoctoral Research Associate to train in interdisciplinary projects involving developing new AI-driven Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulation methods and apply them to drug discovery in multiple
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, biophysics, spectroscopy or microscopy, systems biology, theoretical and evolutionary biology, community ecology, ecological modeling, molecular biology, biochemistry, dynamical systems, and sports medicine
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, or foundation models. Familiarity with atomistic simulations (e.g., density functional theory, molecular dynamics). Interest in developing broadly applicable machine-learning methods for physical sciences
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, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), cryo-EM-based polyclonal serology (cryo-EMPEM), molecular dynamics simulations, machine learning, and structural biology to define epitopes and engineer improved
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Destination Earth Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin Project, Phase 3 (https://destine.ecmwf.int /), where INAR is a contributing member. The Climate DT project is setting up an operational simulation
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initial contract of two years Background The post-doctoral researcher/university researcher will be working on the EU’s Destination Earth Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin Project, Phase 3 (https
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leverages periods of intense (tropical) fieldwork with molecular laboratory work and arthropod husbandry. The successful applicant will be hosted at the Wybouw research group, Department of Biology, Ghent