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intervention and implementation research in the field of diet, physical activity, family support and obesity prevention for children between 6-12 years old. The project aims to link two evidence-based
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-throughput datasets including metabolomics, proteomics, and transcriptomics. By aligning the model predictions with physical interactions between biomolecules, our approach ensures that the results are both
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. These structures contain a synthetic genome that can be sequenced using nanopore sequencing. Now we are seeking an Amanuens who can work to develop Python software to process nanopore data and identify DNA fragments
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Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research? The Rydén and Mejhert lab aims to understand how white adipocytes are formed and how this process is related to cardiometabolic disorders
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damage, stem cells increase in size causing their functional decline. However, we are only beginning to understand how size impacts stem cell fitness and the physiological importance of this process
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transformations of cells in overexpression and gene editing assays as well as confocal microscopy. You will actively contribute to all parts of the scientific process including phrasing scientific hypotheses
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researcher to work with Dr. David Marlevi and co-workers on the use of machine learning and physics-informed analysis for improved hemodynamic risk prediction using four-dimensional flow magnetic resonance
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assistant will collect tissue, process it for immunohistochemistry, and quantify cells traced from the periphery with semi-automated approaches. The project also includes metabolic phenotyping, bulk
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time, paid out on a six months basis. In exceptional cases, shorter periods may be acceptable. Application process An application must contain the following documents in English or Swedish: A complete
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asymmetrically inherit proteins during division, a process crucial for cellular development and health. By systematically mapping the complete proteome of yeast, we aim to identify proteins with asymmetric