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semiconductor discovery. As part of the IRTG OPTEXC program, you will work at the intersection of generative AI, computational chemistry, molecular simulation and materials science, developing computational
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Lukas Stelzl (JGU Mainz) within CRC/SFB 1551, we now want to rebuild active transcriptional condensates from the bottom up - with molecular simulations and C. elegans experiments as direct partners
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standard simulation methods. This PhD topic falls within the area of computational materials science and will involve the use of established methods such as density functional theory and molecular dynamics
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among other things work with the parasite Ichthyophthirius multifiliis and the bacterium Vibrio anguillarum, using complementary in vivo and in vitro approaches, live imaging and molecular analyses
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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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film. You will work closely with a second PhD candidate focused on synthesis and spectroscopy and with project partners at UvA and TNO. Your simulations and predictions will connect molecular-level
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structures but also free energies. The work sits at the interface of statistical mechanics, molecular simulation, and deep generative modeling, and is embedded in SIMPLAIX, a research initiative on multiscale
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release and self-assembly into a sealing film. You will work closely with a second PhD candidate focused on molecular simulation, and with project partners at UvA and TNO. Your experiments will connect
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that continuously probe complex nucleic acids: that’s your challenge! Information Nanoswitch sensors are nanometer-scale constructs that change their configuration upon molecular binding and enable the continuous
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Molecular Biosensing and the Protein Engineering research groups at TU/e (see www.tue.nl/mbx and https://merkxlab.nl/ ). Their fields of expertise on continuous biosensing and protein engineering are