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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Cancer Therapy Resistance Lab at CIC
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genomics, epigenomics and multi-omics approaches to investigate mechanisms of tumour development, treatment response and resistance, with a clear focus on preclinical validation and clinical translation
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properties such as optical transmission and reflection, light scattering, surface durability, wettability, adhesion, contamination resistance or other surface functionalities. Key responsibilities The selected
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resistance. We developed synthetic cells that fight bacteria using a biomimetic form of artificial phagocytosis, a process to date only observed in living organisms. These phagocytic synthetic cells (PSCs
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using techniques such as microscopy, profilometry, electrical resistance measurements, adhesion testing, and related quality-control methods. The candidate will contribute to the adaptation
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, profilometry, electrical resistance measurements, adhesion testing, and related quality-control methods. The candidate will contribute to the adaptation of the chemical sintering process through formulation
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quantum simulator. The goal is to construct a new experimental tool based on a graphene superlattice to not only measuring macroscopic observables, such as electrical resistivity and magnetization, but also
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response and resistance. The group develops patient-derived models including patient-derived xenografts (PDX), organoids and molecular characterization pipelines to study tumour evolution and therapy