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. Additionally, the successful applicant will carry out wet-lab experimental work combining human tissue sample analysis and in vivo mouse models. They will use techniques such as single-cell and spatial multi
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optical microscopy, X-ray diffractometry, Raman spectroscopy, ICP-MS, and X-ray fluorescence. Spatial distribution will be mapped using GIS and transport and dispersion processes will be modeled
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and generatingnarratives describing the changes in natural language. The PhD student’s main responsibilities will include: - studying the data structures of OSM and the Topo database (models
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spatial model resolution to capture key physical and biogeochemical dynamics in the ocean. To support this mission, we are seeking different Scientific Programmers (m/f/d) to drive the next generation of
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. Experience employing metrological tools and techniques for precise spatial measurements. Experience employing star catalogs and celestial reference frames. Experience modeling or employing models
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discipline whose research includes mechanistic studies relevant to human nervous system disease. The program is open to PhD, MD, or MD/PhD applicants seeking their first tenure-track assistant professor
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tissue models and spatial transcriptomics in the laboratory of Professors Ian Sayers and Ian Hall (Biodiscovery Institute, University of Nottingham, UK). In this highly collaborative project involving the
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spatial omics, genetically engineered mouse models and clinically annotated human cohorts to understand the molecular mechanisms driving rare kidney cancers. The successful candidate will benefit from state
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(confocal, electron microscopy and spatial omics) on samples. Using Seahorse and related assays to assess the impact of genome editing and drug treatment on the metabolic activity of pre-clinical models
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community. The role will involve processing, analyzing, and integrating public and newly generated single-cell and spatial multi-omics datasets in collaboration with experimental labs at HMS. This will