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members, including postdoctoral fellows, PhD and master’s students, and technical staff. We investigate how alterations in human white adipocyte function contribute to cardiometabolic disorders, including
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stimulating multidisciplinary research environment focused on regulatory mechanisms that enable cells to retain their identity.We employ Drosophila and human cell culture models, genomics, genetics and
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biology, genetics, genomics and developmental biology. Your profile We are looking for a creative and highly motivated researcher with a PhD in plant biology, molecular biology, cell biology, genetics
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to advanced microscopy infrastructure at Uppsala BioCenter and will work in a collaborative environment spanning plant cell biology, genetics, genomics and developmental biology. Your profile We are looking
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phasing in humans and other species. In this project, we aim to develop machine learning models to advance the characterization of genetic variations. Research project 3. De novo genes are genes that arise
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phasing in humans and other species. In this project, we aim to develop machine learning models to advance the characterization of genetic variations. Research project 3. De novo genes are genes that arise
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. trachomatis, genetic manipulations of C. trachomatis and human cell lines, and the application of molecular genetic, microscopic, and cell biological assays for the analysis of intracellular host-pathogen
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genomics while contributing directly to forest restoration and conservation. Your profile We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a PhD in botany, evolutionary biology, genetics, genomics
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based at the Division of Clinical Genetics , where cancer research of high international quality is conducted with a strong translational focus. The group primarily works in the field of synthetic
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be part of a larger interdisciplinary research team consisting of professors, researchers, engineers, and PhD candidates. It will be primarily affiliated with the Section for Genetics, Evolution and