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cells (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41579-025-01256-w ). Subcellular localization of T6SS assembly and timing of its firing is tightly regulated in various bacteria: Despite these breakthroughs, we still lack
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microbiology is desired. Experience with human tissue, histology, confocal microscopy, RNA FISH, image analysis or biosafety level 2 work is advantageous but not required. The role requires flexibility, reliable
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Your position We are looking for a motivated and technically skilled Research / Lab Assistant (80%) to join a newly funded project investigating how tau pathology disrupts neural circuit function
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, histology and microscopy, protein methods, and bioinformatics, and very likely work with immune-humanized mice. A description of our recent work on this topic can be found in our publication PMID: 41534531
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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 assays for detecting and
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profile You are a student at the University of Basel with experience in administrative work. Excellent English and German reading and writing skills are necessary. You are reliable, independent, and eager
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Newsweek. The Department of Oral and Craniomaxillofacial Surgery combines high-level clinical care with advanced digital innovation, translational research and patient-specific technologies. The in-house
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viscoelasticity as a function of cytoskeletal tension, guiding cell growth. Your profile We are looking for a highly self-driven candidate with a hands-on work attitude who is interested in pursuing
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on established expertise in nanoparticle synthesis and surface chemistry, this project will optimize nanomaterial design for circulation, targeting, and therapeutic performance in neuroblastoma organoids, enabling
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regulatory principles. We work on regularization, training on time-resolved perturbation and lineage-tracing data, and multi-modal readouts to constrain these models toward biological mechanisms