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assemblies to determine how spatial organization, cell–material interactions, mechanics, and molecular communication shape emergent behavior. Possible project elements include: Mammalian cell culture and
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for a motivated PhD candidate, working in an industry-funded project, focused on exposing in vitro lung models to indoor air. The aim is to establish a co-culture-based lung model for exposing to indoor
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German Cancer Research Center in the Helmholtz Association (DKFZ) | Oettingen in Bayern, Bayern | Germany | about 2 months ago
studies with patient-derived models and clinically relevant preclinical systems, we seek to identify novel therapeutic vulnerabilities that can ultimately improve treatment options for patients with SCLC
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from aquatic sediments represent a major uncertainty in the global carbon cycle. This project seeks to advance our mechanistic understanding of methane gas dynamics across multiple spatial scales by
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spanning immunology, omics, imaging, bioinformatics, and disease modeling Training in state-of-the-art technologies, including single-cell and spatial omics, advanced imaging, computational analysis, and in
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Systems Engineering (ICE-1), our focus is on developing models and algorithms for simulating and optimizing decentralized, integrated energy systems. These systems are characterized by the high spatial and
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Earth system models on different temporal and spatial scales to answer key questions of global change. Doctoral candidates of the IMPRS-ESM contribute to the development and application of Earth system
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evaluation of a hierarchy of Earth system models on different temporal and spatial scales to answer key questions of global change. Doctoral candidates of the IMPRS-ESM contribute to the development and