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microenvironment, and advance understanding of osteoinductive scaffold development in bone tissue engineering. Our three objectives are a) to rationally engineer hydrogels tuned to the specific mechanical
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We offer you We offer a fully funded PhD position in a highly interactive, multidisciplinary, and international research group at the Biozentrum. Our group brings together expertise in molecular microbiology, biophysics, as well as bioinformatics and the analysis of large datasets. Additionally,...
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leadership roles. As part of this program, IOB offers fully funded PhD and MD–PhD positions to outstanding candidates from diverse scientific and medical backgrounds, including Biology, Medicine, Physics
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characterizing individual nanoclusters • Engineering and purify protein nanopores with tailored sensitivity to size, charge, and etc. • Developing data analysis pipelines and machine learning approaches for signal
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, mathematics, physics, engineering, computational biology or a related quantitative field ● Hands-on experience with biological data ● Strong Python skills and experience with PyTorch or JAX, together
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only to delve into modern nanofabrication and cutting edge material science, but also to actively engage in fundamental physics and quantum technology topics, in the uniquely collaborative effort to go
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potential determinants of participation in AI-enabled energy-sharing schemes. In addition, the PhD candidate will collaborate with a range of stakeholders, including technology developers, Energy Community
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promising candidates for this goal, combining fast electrical control, compact device geometry, and excellent performance in a semiconductor platform. As this technology advances, one of the main remaining
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aspects of research, from engineering and fabricating electrically-tunable devices, through designing and assembling experimental setups, to performing magneto-optical measurements. The University of Basel
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models and combine them with cutting-edge technologies including CRISPR/Cas9 genome engineering, immunopeptidomics, single-cell multiomics, and functional immunology. The project is embedded in a