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investigate molecular changes in blood immune cells. Investigating the mechanisms regulating immune signaling, and gene expression. Performing ex-vivo analysis of human blood immune cells using cell culture
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Two postdoc positions in Thermofluid Design and Digital Modeling of Cooling Systems for Electroch...
process-level system simulation with high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics and fast reduced-order and machine-learning models, so that the final design is both experimentally realizable and
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Thomsen group), cell-line co-culture and organoid models. Sectioning tissue samples obtained from in vivo cancer models (in conjunction with the Thomsen group and Histocore) and establishing explant/tissue
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, and cell-based basic pharmacology and environmental medicine. Collectively, CPPEM has a strong background in exposure to environmental chemicals, pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacogenetics
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description We are looking for applicants with interests in the biogenesis and turnover of nuclear RNA and its relationship to gene expression regulation in mammalian cells. Applied methods range from cell
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cerevisiae as the model system. The project will combine yeast genetics, biochemistry (western blot, immunoprecipitations, protein mass spectrometry…) and cell biology (various fluorescence microscopy
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expression. Performing ex-vivo analysis of human blood immune cells using cell culture. Independently running well established techniques in the immune field including: spectral flow cytometry, western blots
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specific compounds. The Post Doc will likewise also be responsible for setting up and running bioactivity assays using mammalian cell-lines. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in biology
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research project will take approaches combining mouse developmental genetics, cell-type-specific viral tracing, ex vivo electrophysiology, opto/chemogenetics, in vivo imaging, single-nucleus RNA
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that connect local chemical environments and correlated disorder to thermodynamic stability and transport. The research will form a central part of CENSEMAT's simulation-guided materials programme and