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on scientific and educational activities in the study of human tissues in their dynamic nature, starting from a morphological-functional approach to understand the processes that determine and control the origin
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are interested in advancing their careers in research infrastructures in academia or industry. Your role ARISE2 fellows will: • Develop a method or development within EMBL’s areas of expertise, with potential
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) to develop new approaches for 1) advanced acquisition routines for STEM, 2) imaging of beam sensitive materials, including 2D materials, 3) analysis of materials for optoelectronics, such as semiconductor
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-Software Platform for Smart Photon-Resolved Microscopy, which aims to develop next-generation smart microscopy systems based on FPGA-System-on-Chip architectures, asynchronous SPAD array detectors, real-time
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Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the CAS (IOCB Prague) | Italy | about 2 months ago
to develop rapid, generally applicable workflows for the discovery and utilization of bioactive molecules derived from plants. We are looking for a talented and motivated postdoctoral fellow with a research