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data science and pharmaceutical sciences, in which data science is applied to drug discovery, development, and safety, algorithms and databases are developed and tailored to pharmaceutical data, and
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function contribute to chronic disease development. Our research investigates how mitochondrial dysfunction, immunometabolic reprogramming, cellular senescence and persistent inflammatory responses
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Institute. For more information, visit https://ctn.ku.dk/ . The Center currently has 55 employees and students and is divided into five labs. CTN is characterized by a highly ambitious yet collaborative
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materials. Our research projects both aims at development of new dyes to improve our fundamental understanding of the relationship between molecular structure and fluorescent properties, as well as to
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Bayesian modelling framework to new products and dynamic storage conditions and integrating it into the MICROORC decision-support architecture; and (ii) development of data infrastructure and models
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Nordisk Foundation Initiative for Vaccines and Immunity (NIVI), launched in December 2023, has a unique mission to harness airway immunity through innovative vaccine research and development to prevent
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research can be found at: https://in.ku.dk/research/bellardita-lab/ Position responsibilities The postdoctoral researcher will investigate neural circuit mechanisms involved in the control and adaptation
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. participant observation and qualitative interviews. The applicant should be interested and skilled in theoretical development within the social studies of medical science and technology/medical
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contribute to the development of quantum sensors based on room temperature atomic ensembles. Atomic vapours in spin protecting environment have been developed at our laboratory and used as
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development of type 2 diabetes. Information on the department can be found at: https://bmi.ku.dk/ Our research The Daugbjerg Madsen group aims to understand how compromised protein secretion from