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range of academic fields, Ghent University is a logical choice for its employees as well as its students. YOUR TASKS At least 70% of your assignment will be spent on academic research. You will
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thousands of defined mutations in parallel, in a single test tube. By linking each mutation to a unique DNA barcode, we can track variants across large cell populations and quantify their functional
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engineering of thousands of defined mutations in parallel, in a single test tube. By linking each mutation to a unique DNA barcode, we can track variants across large cell populations and quantify their
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, hydrogen, heat networks, combustion). Since 2021, FLOW joined forces with the ATM research group at ULB, working in similar fields of expertise, to create the VUB-ULB Joint Research Group BRITE
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researchers within Saint Louis University’s Institute for Translational Neuroscience. The St. Louis region is also home to many academic and industrial leaders in the fields of neuroscience and physiology
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parallel, methods for targeted metabolomics/lipidomics need to be developed and validated for groups of relevant metabolites for specific clinical conditions, to enable discovery of innovative
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element software (preferably ABAQUS) and you have programming skills (preferably in Matlab, Python or C++); You are a person showing the necessary reliability, autonomy and initiative; Your former
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digital forensics tools and methodologies (e.g. file, memory, network or log analysis) Strong programming and software development skills, with the ability to design and implement research prototypes
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, Python programming, high-performance computing, and computational chemistry will be preferred. This position is a full-time, benefits-eligible position. Interested applicants should submit a cover
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genomics, evolutionary biology, machine learning, or structural bioinformatics Strong programming skills in Python and proficiency in Unix/Linux environments Demonstrated record of publications in peer