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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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standard simulation methods. This PhD topic falls within the area of computational materials science and will involve the use of established methods such as density functional theory and molecular dynamics
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Lukas Stelzl (JGU Mainz) within CRC/SFB 1551, we now want to rebuild active transcriptional condensates from the bottom up - with molecular simulations and C. elegans experiments as direct partners
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IOCB Prague (Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the Czech Academy of Sciences) | Czech | 2 months ago
for a PhD student to join a project at the interface of biomolecular dynamics and modern data science (ERBIOM project). Our group has a long-standing track record in molecular modeling, molecular dynamics
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collaboration with the Protein Engineering research group (https://merkxlab.nl/ ) and the Institute for Complex Molecular Systems (www.tue.nl/icms ). The research group initiated and organizes the international
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. Equilibrating such films by brute-force molecular dynamics is prohibitively slow. Instead, we build them using diffusion models at coarse-grained resolution, formulated so that the model yields not only realistic
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Molecular Biosensing and the Protein Engineering research groups at TU/e (see www.tue.nl/mbx and https://merkxlab.nl/ ). Their fields of expertise on continuous biosensing and protein engineering are
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is close. Our cohesive campuses make it easy to meet, work together and exchange knowledge, which promotes a dynamic and open culture. The ongoing societal transformation and large green investments in
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these processes respond to environmental change and atmospheric inputs. Applicants with expertise in physiological and molecular approaches with stable- and radioisotope tracers, flow cytometry, and pigment
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spin-lattice dynamics simulations, a framework that combines atomistic spin dynamics (magnons) with molecular dynamics (phonons), to investigate ways of manipulating spins in various magnetic systems