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Multi-modal microscopy and tomography of virus-infected organoids See advertisement About the position We invite applications for a PhD Research Fellow position in the development of multimodal microscopy
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optics, photonics, spectroscopy, or related experimental techniques. Hands-on experimental experience with the development, operation or application of optical spectroscopic instrumentation, such as Raman
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group (https://functionalgeneticsofobesity.wordpress.com/ ) is investigating the role of epigenetic mechanisms in obesity, the molecular mechanisms imposed by DNA, RNA and histone modifications and their
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period at the University of Oslo. The position is based at the Department of Clinical Molecular Biology (EpiGen; https://epigenahuscom.wordpress.com/) at the University of Oslo, Ahus Campus, Lørenskog
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group (https://functionalgeneticsofobesity.wordpress.com/ ) is investigating the role of epigenetic and epitranscriptomic mechanisms in obesity, the molecular mechanisms imposed by DNA, RNA and histone
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project description. For more information about the programme, see: http://www.mn.uio.no/english/research/phd/ Colourbox via Unsplash Colourbox Qualifications / Requirments You must have: • An MSc degree
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(EpiGen; https://epigenahuscom.wordpress.com/) at the University of Oslo, Ahus Campus, Lørenskog. EpiGen is a joint research unit established by the University of Oslo (UiO) and Akershus University Hospital
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. The project will involve the development, characterization and application of physiologically relevant models, including spheroids, organoids and tissue-engineered constructs, with opportunities to work with
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at risk, and develop strategies for sustained weight loss and long-term weight maintenance. Yvonne Böttcher’ research group (https://functionalgeneticsofobesity.wordpress.com/ ) is investigating the role
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obesity relapse, identify individuals at risk, and develop strategies for sustained weight loss and long-term weight maintenance. Yvonne Böttcher’ research group (https