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imaging data as well as new paradigms for characterizing mouse social and vocal behaviors. The role of the Postdoctoral fellow She/he will analyze genetic data from different groups of individuals with
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experiments related to tumor-immune cell interactions; Analyze data and contribute to the interpretation and presentation of results; Maintain accurate and well-organized experimental records; Participate in
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molecular phylogenetics. Previous work on protein sequence data focusing on viruses. Previous work on protein structure predictions. ✏️Post details 1-year position with likely renewal to up to 3 years (2-year
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of genetic networks Interplay between chromatin architecture and gene regulation Candidates will use a combination of skills in molecular and developmental biology, instrumentation and data analysis to answer
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, with a focus on solid tumors such as breast and skin cancer. For more information and to apply, send a motivation letter, CV and contact information for 2 references to Lucie Peduto (lucie.peduto
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optimization under targeted objectives. These approaches will be tested in flows of increasing complexity, including cellular flows, stationary, and fully developed turbulence. Practical information This work
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in the training data and can naturally arrive during deployment (i.e., a distribution shift), increasing the risk of obtaining wrong predictions. Consequently, OoD samples detection is crucial in