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candidate for research projects in the fields of personalized medicine and bioelectronics. The D-BSSE is the first truly interdisciplinary research unit of ETH Zurich where theory, experimental biology and
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Gasdermin that provides protection against acute Salmonella gut infection in mice. PNAS 120(48):e2315503120. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2315503120. An MSc or equivalent in the fields of Biology, Biochemistry
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The research group for Chemical Biology and Molecular Imaging (Frei Research Group ) at ETH Zurich is looking for two doctoral researchers to develop chemistry inspired
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» Neurobiology Biological sciences » Biology Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Country Switzerland Application Deadline 18 Mar 2024 - 12:00 (Europe/Zurich) Type of Contract Not Applicable Job Status
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background Investigating gene function using direct in vivo screening is revolutionising the way we study brain biology . We have previously developed AAV-based molecular methods for direct in vivo CRISPR
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You have a strong foundation of practical experience involving (bio)chemistry, molecular or cell biology. Students who excel in quantitative aspects of toxicology/chemistry/biology, microbial metabolism
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work closely with scientists from other disciplines such as biology and immunology, to implement our knowledge in emerging applications such as cell-based therapies to fight against cancer and other
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spectrum of engineering and testing equipment are available in the group. Your profile The successful candidateshould have a background in biology or biomedical engineering. Prior exposure to working with
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the area of cardiovascular pharmacology. The project applies state-of-the-art techniques of in vivo and in vitro pharmacology including molecular biology and gene technology, cell biology, and biochemistry
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strong background in computational science, computational biology or applied mathematics to extend a recently developed C++-based cell-based tissue simulation framework to represent further biophysical