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questions about the positions, you are welcome to reach out to the same address. https://www.msl.mgt.tum.de/en/mt/job-offerings/#gallery25250 Equal Opportunity & Data Protection ETH/TUM strives to
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Your Job How are microscopic neuronal interactions linked to large-scale brain activity? In this PhD project, you will investigate how functional connectivity derived from neuronal spike activity
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experimental microbiology with data-driven approaches and collaborate with national and international research environments. The doctoral student will work at BMC in Lund in a small interdisciplinary
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where required and escalating issues where appropriate. Maintaining accurate records and ensuring data quality and data protection across systems. Maintaining compliance with university governance
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demonstrated by a letter of support from one of the following: Academic official at an eligible Tribal College and University (TCU) included in the list linked here: https://orise.orau.gov/zintellect
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“Modelling Life at the Membrane with AI” ( https://cemerai.se ) to integrate data across scales within our interdisciplinary collaborative research center. Central publications from previous projects linked
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. Importantly, these factors were associated with distinct cognitive trajectories: loneliness was linked to consistently lower cognitive scores, while social isolation predicted accelerated decline
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analysis of data. Experience of work with plants or insects in the field or green house. Strong interest in crop protection and crop breeding. Good command of written and spoken English. Meriting
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<span lang="en">Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf</span> | Hamburg, Hamburg | Germany | 12 days ago
lie either on the integration and analysis of spatial omics data or on deep learning methods that exploit the higher-order structure of tissue, with the two projects closely linked. Methods will be
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