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, Physics, or a closely allied discipline, you will have a strong background in dielectrics, ferroelectrics, or functional oxide materials. You will also have experience of ceramic/complex oxide fabrication
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metabolism and fatty-acid ß-oxidation associated with mitochondrial dysfunction; (ii) investigating the contribution of mitochondria-derived vesicles and mitochondrial-to-peroxisome trafficking to peroxisomal
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Environmental Sciences at the University of Birmingham is seeking a highly motivated and innovative Research Fellow to contribute to a UKRI-NERC funded FOC-I project (Formation of Oxidized organic molecules and
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techniques for tribology and high-temperature oxidation. They should be familiar with process monitoring techniques. Responsibilities will include writing refereed publications, managing parts of a multi
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, or a related field Strong background in computational modelling of surface chemistry and oxide materials Experience in developing and training interatomic machine learning potentials Experience in
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of training program faculty. Research specialties of the supporting faculty are broad, and include genetic, epigenetic, cell signaling, metabolic and oxidative stress mechanisms of toxicity with respect
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catalyzing the oxidation of long-chain alkanes. This job description is intended as a summary of the primary responsibilities of and qualifications for this position. The job description is not intended as
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of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC). The Schaich Lab is looking for the applicants with interests in studying chromatin biology and its regulation by oxidative DNA demethylation. A particular emphasis for the lab
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techniques to improve stability, as well as reactor engineering towards real-world applications. Our recent highlights include the introduction of floating artificial leaves, pixelated oxide-based
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-in-class small-molecule modulators of a protein that links oxidative stress to inflammatory signaling pathways, with strong therapeutic potential in metabolic and inflammatory disorders. As a