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release and self-assembly into a sealing film. You will work closely with a second PhD candidate focused on molecular simulation, and with project partners at UvA and TNO. Your experiments will connect
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University of Girona (UdG) - Institute of Computational Chemistry and Catalysis (IQCC) | Spain | 2 months ago
next-generation computational approaches to understand, predict, and engineer highly reactive intermediates in enzymatic catalysis. By combining quantum chemistry, molecular dynamics simulations, machine
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affect the structure of the proteins encoded by them. For this a classifier will be build rooted in techniques from the field of AI. Note this is a purely dry lab position, there will not be any wet lab
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second PhD candidate focused on molecular simulation, and with project partners at UvA and TNO. Your experiments will connect molecular-level reaction mechanisms to materials performance. This is what you
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) - 25% 11.2. Relevant experience, documentarily proven, in: I. In vitro cell cultures, preferably assessment of ER (reticular) stress – 35% II. In vitro methodologies for the assessment of protein
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vernalisation that could support breeding programmes using wild lupin species and the development of new sources of plant protein. Principal Investigator: dr Sandra Rychel-Bielska Position description Place of
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protein analyses techniques including Western blotting, Mass-spectrometry and ChIP-seq. Participate in grant and manuscript writing. Present at local and international meetings. Introduce lab techniques
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, DNA–protein conjugation, cell culture, high-throughput sequencing and bioinformatics. During the doctoral education the student will design and run experiments, analyse and interpret data. We value
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or bioprocessing. Experience with analytical methods used to investigate gene expression, proteins or metabolites. Experience with systematic experimental design or design–build–test–learn workflows. Personal
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biochemistry, including immunolabelling with monoclonal antibodies and/or fluorescent probes targeting pectin or other wall polysaccharides. Experience in protein expression, purification, and/or optogenetics