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products. Through combinations of structural biology, biochemical characterization, protein engineering, and biocatalysis, we aim to explore the ability of bacteria to produce diverse small molecules
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collaboration between the 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
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engineers, we use advanced approaches in chemical biology, biochemistry, protein engineering, and synthetic biology to design innovative molecules, reveal complex biological mechanisms, and help drive
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A post-doctoral position is available to investigate and engineer the molecular mechanisms that regulate intracellular transport by cytoskeletal motor proteins. This Wellcome-funded post is
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of cereal, pulse, and plant protein-based food systems. The position offers the opportunity to work at pilot scale, connect processing engineering with protein and ingredient chemistry, collaborate closely
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products. Through combinations of structural biology, biochemical characterization, protein engineering, and biocatalysis, we aim to explore the ability of bacteria to produce diverse small molecules
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how coiled-coil adaptor proteins regulate dynein and kinesin motors, and to engineer novel switchable proteins capable of controlling intracellular transport. What will you be doing? Specifically
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engineers recombinant antibodies, related biologics, and reagents for cell-based therapies, and undertakes structural and functional studies of proteins in human health and disease to guide the development
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About us The UCL Bioinformatics Group is well-known for developing a widely-used suite of web-based tools based on a number of cutting edge protein structure prediction methods. Our web services
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at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (URCA) is seeking a motivated and creative Postdoctoral Researcher to investigate a poorly characterized family of Cryptosporidium proteins containing LCCL