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-nucleus transcriptomics profiling is required. Practical experience generating single-cell or single-nucleus RNA-sequencing data using 10x Genomics or equivalent platforms, including sample quality control
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laboratory work, bioinformatic processing of Next Generation Sequencing data, and population genomic analyses, including demographic inference. The purpose of the fellowship is research training leading
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laboratory work, bioinformatic processing of Next Generation Sequencing data, and population genomic analyses, including demographic inference. The purpose of the fellowship is research training leading
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studies may include to illustrate real‐world applicability in a close collaboration with our international partner(s). In alignment with Energi21 as national strategic objectives for sustainable energy as
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alignment with Energi21 as national strategic objectives for sustainable energy as well as international commitments to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, this PhD project aims to advance cutting-edge
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expertise in transcriptomic analysis, specifically Single-cell RNA sequencing. Proficiency in confocal microscopy, lightsheet microscopy, and image analysis. Desired qualifications: The following
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. GenAI have the last years changed important parts of the knowledge infrastructures for students in higher education. Multiple resources contribute to form their learning trajectories. To navigate and use
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Generation Sequencing, and traditional taxonomic studies using morphology. The PhD will be associated with the species survey project “Gall Midges Phase II” financed by the Norwegian Biodiversity Information
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Generation Sequencing, and traditional taxonomic studies using morphology. The PhD will be associated with the species survey project “Gall Midges Phase II” financed by the Norwegian Biodiversity Information
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vertebrates, including humans. We combine classical molecular biology and experimental immunology with cutting-edge technologies, including modern high-throughput sequencing and bioinformatics. The project