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In this Postdoc position, you will investigate bone remodelling and fracture healing in a rare genetic bone disorder, Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), using a human-relevant organ-on-chip model. OI is
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provide researchers with everything they need to excel. Our principal investigators (PIs) and project leaders offer support in the field of project management, finance and human resources. In medical
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of Behavioural and Movement Sciences. The lab conducts internationally recognized research on leadership, collaboration, and human behavior in organizations. In close partnership with public and private
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& Culture, History, and Antiquity. Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities A better understanding of ourselves and social communities, values and meaning, through social sciences and humanities. That is the
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You will establish an anaerobic gut-microbiome-on-a-chip platform tailored to the human infant gut and investigate how early colonisation by commensal bacteria or pathobionts affects the development and
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computation, or phylogenetic inference, as applicable to microbiomes and human-microbiome interactions, such as outbreak-related strain reconstruction, or phasing and assembly of complex immune-system loci
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, significance and humanity, we work on sustainable solutions with social impact. By joining forces, across the boundaries of disciplines, we work towards a better world for people and planet. Together we create a
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the evolution and neural mechanisms of harm-aversion. The project asks whether mice use neural and computational mechanisms comparable to humans when avoiding harm to others, and whether disruptions in ACC–mPFC
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. We are open-minded experts with the ability to think freely - a broader mind. Maintaining an entrepreneurial perspective and concentrating on diversity, significance and humanity, we work
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allows us to arrive at a better understanding of human behaviour and movement. Our aims are to help people live healthier lives, learn better and function better. Are you interested in joining Behavioural