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combining state-of-the-art machine learning with physicochemical knowledge and molecular modeling. Representative publications from our group include: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-63947-5 https
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combining state-of-the-art machine learning with physicochemical knowledge and molecular modeling. Representative publications from our group include: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-63947-5 https
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University Hospitals committed to deepen the understanding of health and disease while driving the development of innovative therapies that address unmet medical needs. With over 70 research groups
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Postdoc fellowship in Phenotypic Plasticity & Selection Analysis (100%) 1 November 2026 or negotiable The group of Plant Ecology and Evolution at the University of Basel, Switzerland ( https
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, Faculty of Science, and submitted as a single PDF online: https://biped.philnat.unibas.ch/application/form/24/1 During online submission applicants are asked to request three referees to submit
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well as novel materials. Your position You will work on the development of a nanopore-based platform for single-molecule analysis of nanoclusters. Your research will include: • Establishing nanopore
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interface of basic science, clinical research, and therapeutic development, while preparing them for future leadership roles. As part of this program, IOB offers fully funded PhD and MD–PhD positions
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of osteoinductive scaffold development in bone tissue engineering. Our three objectives are a) to rationally engineer hydrogels tuned to the specific mechanical requirements for osteogenesis b) to
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Strong mentorship, including career development support and guidance toward independent research careers Intellectual freedom to develop computational methods and scientific ideas Competitive
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about how peripherally circulating B cells can develop into CNS-resident, antibody-secreting cells, to study how this process contributes to the development of multiple sclerosis, and potentially to