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supported by state-of-the-art core facilities, including cellular and human imaging, data science, and gene targeting technologies. https://ircn.jp/en/ * details of the business The IRCN (International
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have opportunities to develop expertise across areas including 2D quantum materials, van der Waals device nanofabrication, quantum and qubit platforms, ultrafast microscopy, THz spectroscopy, microwave
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), including ultrafast imaging and nanomechanical measurements of biological samples. Our goal is to develop advanced AFM technologies and use them to uncover previously unresolved biological phenomena
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Simulation,Nuclear Physics,High Energy Physics,Atomic Physics,Nuclear Energy For more information, please refer to the following webpage: https://www.nishina.riken.jp/labo/accel_e.html * details
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random access memories. This project aims to develop models of the magnetisation switching process that can explain experimental results provided by collaborators. As such the position will involve
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the management of various projects related to promoting university-wide international exchange and training young researchers at CITIR. ・Activities in education and research that contribute
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of the project] * Background of the recruitment and description of the project The International Platform for Dryland Research and Education (IPDRE) has been carrying out the SATREPS project “Redefining
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between ocean circulation and biogeochemical cycling in modulating marine ecosystem responses to global warming. The work will provide an opportunity to develop model simulations, contribute to both
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, combining plasma proteomics with artificial intelligence may enable the minimally invasive assessment of organ-specific biological age and functional decline. This project aims to develop organ-age and organ
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2 million yen as research startup funds. (No additional funds will be provided in subsequent years.) https://wpi-aimec.jp/en/research/ [Work content and job description] WPI-AIMEC has formulated five