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can read about the NEXTMARINE project here: https://www.nextmarine-project.eu/. Field of Research The field of research is advanced enzyme technology. A particular target of the PhD work is aimed at
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Job Description The Enzyme Technology group at DTU Bioengineering is looking for a highly qualified candidate for a 3-year PhD position within the field of industrial enzyme technology. The PhD
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enzyme design. Dr. Arzu Sandikci will co-supervise from an industrial perspective and we will target enzyme properties including solvent and pH tolerance, stability and longevity, and the ability to
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superfamily, a major enzyme class with applications in industrial biotechnology and drug development. The main model system is bacterial glucuronoyl esterases, which cleave ester bonds linking lignin
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focus on synthesis and evaluation of pathogen-selective, enzyme-activated carrier chemistry and will work closely with computational collaborators and other team members on iterative design
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functional methane monooxygenase (MMO) enzymes, including particulate and soluble MMO, and investigate strategies to improve enzyme expression, assembly, stability and activity in planta . The post
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-and-Enzyme-Technology/Protein-Biophysics https://buelllab.org/ You can read more at https://www.bioengineering.dtu.dk/ If you are applying from abroad, you may find useful information on working in
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Doctoral researcher in the field of protein-nucleic acid hybrid materials We are seeking a doctoral researcher to join a Research Council of Finland-funded project ( https://research.fi/en/results
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researcher in the field of protein-nucleic acid hybrid materials We are seeking a doctoral researcher to join a Research Council of Finland-funded project ( https://research.fi/en/results/funding/88763
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: bioinformatics, breeding, biomaterial synthesis, and cellulose‑processing enzyme design. You will develop hybrid quantum‑classical algorithms to tackle domain‑specific, computationally demanding problems. Methods