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Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description Host: Structural Bioinformatics Group, Radboudumc
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-disciplinary environment? Information Many of the most challenging problems in science and engineering involve physical systems that evolve over time while exhibiting rich mathematical structure. Fluid flows
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Resistivity Tomography (ERT), seismic, and electromagnetic methods; · analyse and integrate geophysical datasets to characterize subsurface structures, buried infrastructure, and material properties; · develop
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of two complementary directions: protein structure-based enzyme specificity and biocatalysis, including computationally demanding tasks such as pose search in high-dimensional binding landscapes
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be labelled as temporary or even mundane. Examples of such temporary-but-everyday barriers include construction sites and road works planned by municipalities, but also a variety of unplanned
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biochemical reconstitution, fluorescence microscopy and structural biology to determine how this process is regulated at the molecular level. The project will make extensive use of the group’s in-house Talos
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engineering involve physical systems that evolve over time while exhibiting rich mathematical structure. Fluid flows, reactive materials, biological systems, plasmas, and complex engineered processes
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comet tails that propel the bacteria through infected cells. The successful candidate will combine biochemical reconstitution, fluorescence microscopy and structural biology to determine how this process
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the aim of further refining and structuring the inventory of PEAs as a typology/taxonomy Community consultations with PEA practitioners, aiming to elicit perspectives on which elements of PEA processes and
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research information systems A questionnaire targeting relevant stakeholders in the Dutch academic landscape, with the aim of further refining and structuring the inventory of PEAs as a typology/taxonomy