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PostDoc in (Un) Structural Biology of Wnt Signaling Employer MASARYK UNIVERSITY Location Brno, Czech Republic Closing date 23 Dec 2026 View more categories View less categories Academic Discipline
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) Structural Biology of Wnt Signaling About this position Dishevelled (DVL) is the central hub of Wnt signal transduction that integrates and transduces upstream signals through distinct cytoplasmic cascades
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. Open access to CEITEC MU core facilities ( https://www.ceitec.eu/core-facilities/ ) with state-of-the-art equipment and experienced staff members. Our group has regular access to high-field NMR
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data management and analysis, processing of audio recordings, and writing recordings. Involvement in publishing activities and, where appropriate, presenting research results. The researcher will be
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processing and protection of personal data at MU is available on the MU website. You can learn more about us at www.muni.cz , www.pharm.muni.cz , and on Facebook at Masaryk University Faculty of
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Support from: Welcome Office service before and after arrival Grant Office support Postdoc Peer Committee CEITEC events – workshops, conferences, lectures, training, family gatherings, etc. How to
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professional development, Welcome Office, Grant Office service , CEITEC events , Postdoc Committee Association Additional information: Start date: can be from November 1st , 2026 Job type: part-time
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Control Brno, Czech Republic GCZSC - Postdoc in Field-Based Boron and Potassium Biogeochemistry Benguerir, Morocco (MA) Research Fellow in Avian Developmental Biology and Embryology Parkville
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computational linguistics. MAIN JOB CONTENT Pedagogical Teaching courses focusing on programming and linguistic data processing within the Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes in Computational Linguistics