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4-year PhD fellowship in the Research Programme - Deep Learning-Accelerated Crystallography Pipeline
We welcome applications from candidates with a broad range of academic backgrounds and experiences for a 4-year PhD project on Mathematical and Machine Learning Aspects in Crystallography at Durham
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The Biological Chemistry section at the Department of Chemistry invites applicants for an externally funded, three-year PhD fellowship within structural enzymology and time-resolved crystallography
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crystallography, liquid and soft matter interface science, and anomalous small- and wide-angle scattering. The Research Assistant Professor will serve as a Beamline Scientist and will be expected to originate
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computer, virtual data storage, and access to software tools for specialized data analysis (e.g., Cryo-EM data, crystallography, etc.). Structural microbiology: Exopolysaccharide secretion and host
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We are seeking a motivated PhD student with a background in protein engineering, structural biology, chemistry or biophysics to join our efforts in designing and characterizing membrane proteins
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We are seeking a motivated PhD student with a background in protein engineering, structural biology, chemistry or biophysics to join our efforts in designing and characterizing membrane proteins
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, crystallography) and molecular simulations. The PhD student is recruited within the ANR-funded project MyoAssemble. Myosins are molecular motors involved in several critical cellular processes. They convert
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crystallography and Cryo-EM, as well as a range of other biochemical and biophysical techniques. The Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Programme (NRPDTP) is offering fully funded studentships
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We are seeking a motivated and creative PhD student to develop the next generation of AI-driven protein design methods that explicitly account for protein–lipid and protein–membrane interactions
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We are seeking a motivated and creative PhD student to develop the next generation of AI-driven protein design methods that explicitly account for protein–lipid and protein–membrane interactions