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mechanisms involved in cancer, the identification of therapeutic vulnerabilities, and the development of biomarkers with translational potential. The group combines molecular and cellular biology, functional
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Resonance Imaging to Molecular Signatures: Generative AI for Virtual Biopsy in Gliomas - Gliogen X will be to develop a non-invasive virtual biopsy based on magnetic resonance imaging to molecularly classify
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-supervised by Prof. Jenny Nelson (Imperial College London), and Dr. Riccardo Rurali (ICMAB-CSIC). Main tasks: • Develop atomistic and coarse-grained models of the structure and dynamics of molecular
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Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL). The project takes a multidisciplinary approach, combining state-of-the-art molecular and cellular biology techniques with genomics, proteomics, metabolomics in mouse models and
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biological validations of patterns identified in both cell cultures and tests on animal models. Where to apply Website https://gestiononline.bioef.eus/ConvocatoriasPropiasBiogipuzkoa/es/Convocatoria
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, molecular and outcome data available (e.g., survival, cancer recurrence, response to treatment, etc.). BENEFITS: We expect this framework to learn, discover and deliver novel biomarkers that can improve the
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bioGUNE (Bilbao-Spain), led by Dr. Ana Ruiz-Saenz, strive to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying resistance to targeting therapies. Current and future projects are exploring new aspects
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. Participation in the cannulation and extraction of porcine organs from animal models, following established research protocols. Support in training in the extraction and cannulation of porcine kidneys and livers
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on endocrine and neuroendocrine tumours, integrating preclinical models, molecular profiling and translational approaches to identify novel therapeutic vulnerabilities and biomarkers associated with treatment
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for a short-term 2.5-month postdoctoral position (full-time) focused on developing and validating machine learning models that predict soil health and crop performance. The position will exploit datasets