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Your position You will develop generative models on single-cell and spatial genomics data, from sequencing and imaging, and apply them to human developmental and disease biology. Possible research
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internationally in our research and study programs. The PhD candidate will join the Human Development group at the Faculty of Psychology, University of Basel and contribute to a research program investigating the
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of biomedicine. The Computational Cellular Dynamics (CCD) Lab, led by Marius Lange, is a new research group at the Department of Biomedicine and the Basel Research Centre for Child Health (BRCCH). We develop
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and Health & Interventions, we are successful both nationally and internationally in our research and study programs. The PhD candidate will join the Human Development group at the Faculty of Psychology
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combines basic and clinical research to advance the understanding of vision and its diseases and to develop new therapies for vision loss. We offer an environment where your expertise will be valued, your
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and clinical research to advance the understanding of vision and its diseases and to develop new therapies for vision loss. We offer an environment where your expertise will be valued, your abilities
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. The PhD candidate will contribute to the development and implementation of a Societal Readiness Framework (SRF) that systematically integrates social, institutional, and regulatory considerations
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Neurosciences offers outstanding young scientists the opportunity to pursue cutting-edge research at the interface of basic science, clinical research, and therapeutic development, while preparing them for future
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Your position You will work on the development of a nanopore-based platform for single-molecule analysis of nanoclusters. Your research will include: • Establishing nanopore assays for detecting and
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molecular representations, off-target prediction, and experimental feedback. The developed methods will be applied in iterative prospective drug-discovery cycles, with a serine protease from the complement