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the fellowship to which they are applying. Prior knowledge and participation in research activities relevant to the selected project's research topic and work plan, from among the projects listed below, will also
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Instituto de Investigação e Inovação em Saúde da Universidade do Porto (i3S) | Portugal | 2 months ago
the glycome of tumor neoantigens defines and modulates T cell functions in the colorectal cancer context, further exploring how the glycoreprogramming of neoantigens constitutes a novel opportunity to optimize
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all formalities must be completed before the time of contracting. Work plan: The fellows will be integrated into the SYSTEC research team and will actively contribute to the scientific and technical
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; ability to work responsibly and autonomously under the guidance of qualified senior staff; proficiency in Portuguese; advanced command of English; willingness to travel within the Algarve region. Taking
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2030 3. Admission Requirements: Doctor Degree in Biochemistry 4. Other Requirements: Prior experience in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, including independent operation and contribution
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States b) Nationals of third countries c) Stateless persons d) Beneficiaries of political refugee status When the work plan takes place, in whole or in part, in foreign institutions, only candidates who
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work plan, from among the projects listed below, will also be taken into consideration. Workplans and objectives to be achieved: Fellowship 1 – Optomechanical frequency combs towards quantum metrology
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outreach events. Workplan and objectives to be achieved: The fellow will join the EXOPATH project’s research team and will be responsible for: 1) optimizing the encapsulation of protein components in