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PET tracer, and their ongoing (pre)clinical translation, Groningen is taking the lead in imaging of Gram-positive infections. This PhD project will focus on expanding this initiative to the imaging
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of interdisciplinary initiatives across the university. At the Department of Computer Science, we are offering a PhD fellowship position. This position is a part of the recently established Norwegian Quantum Software
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an increasing number of interdisciplinary initiatives across the university. At the Department of Computer Science, we are offering a PhD fellowship position. This position is a part of the recently established
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. At the Department of Computer Science, we are offering a PhD fellowship position. This position is a part of the recently established Norwegian Quantum Software Centre (NorQSoft) and the OsloMet Quantum Hub
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. At the Department of Computer Science, we are offering a PhD fellowship position. This position is a part of the recently established Norwegian Quantum Software Centre (NorQSoft) and the OsloMet Quantum Hub
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analysis, especially peptide/protein identification or signal deconvolution, is desirable. Role Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies
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This is a part-time fixed term position -- 20 hours per week, with an anticipated duration of 6 months. Join a dynamic team of motivated individuals with deep collective experience throughout
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project there is a part-time Research Assistant position in the Preclinical Biomaterial Evaluation Group (BBCE SFG 5) available for a duration of one year. Outline of the position: The BBCE project, funded
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University. The project is a part of the ambitious Novo Nordisk Foundation Data Science Collaborative Programme, “Synthetic health data: ethical development and deployment via deep learning approaches (SE3D
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Multiscale Mathematical Biology (MMB) team at the Mathematical Institute and the Institute of Biology Leiden, both at the Faculty of Science at Leiden University, and is also part of the qBioLeiden (https