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of the project NanoMuscles funded by the FNRS. The NanoChemistry & Molecular System group employs single-molecule techniques, AFM and optical tweezers, to study the operation of small synthetic molecules and
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design strategies. You will develop methodologies to design, make, screen, and test de novo proteins for incorporation in a particle-based continuous sensing platform with single-molecule resolution
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-species smORF prediction, single-molecule translation mapping with nanopore sequencing, rare translation events, microprotein interactions in bacterial infection, and capture of secreted microproteins by
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Biology Department Posting Number R260153 Posting Link https://www.ubjobs.buffalo.edu/postings/64378 Employer Research Foundation Position Type RF Professional Job Type Full-Time Appointment Term Salary
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techniques. The successful candidate will leverage Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and/or Optical Tweezers to probe protein mechanics at the single-molecule level, contributing to fundamental discoveries in
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Stanford Departments and Centers: PULSE Institute Postdoc Appointment Term: 1 year with renewals possible up to three years Appointment Start Date: ASAP Group or Departmental Website: http
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help define the origins of RNA toxicity in HD - a critical step toward developing therapies. Your job As a PhD candidate in this project, you will design, execute, and analyze single-molecule experiments
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Biophysical and Biomedical Measurement Group - NIST | Gaithersburg, Maryland | United States | about 1 month ago
or applying them. Group information: https://www.nist.gov/pml/microsystems-and-nanotechnology-division/biophysical-and-biomedical-measurement-group Related publication: Single-Molecule Biodosimetry Analytical
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investigators developing cellular or immune therapies, small-molecule therapeutics, or other innovative treatment strategies grounded in rigorous mechanistic studies of brain tumor biology. Appointment will be in
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stimulating environment. The successful candidate will be joining the Single Molecule Biophotonics group led by Prof. Dr. María García-Parajo. The project aims at the use of mechanosensitive fluorescence probes