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structure elucidation of small molecules with publication records. They will be responsible for performing the bioassay-guided isolations and structure elucidation of secondary metabolites form plant extracts
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to clinical application. This position is designed as a career-development role: alongside conducting mechanistic research, the postdoctoral researcher will receive structured mentorship in grant writing
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mitochondrial membrane that contributes to cell death and tissue injury in cardiovascular, neurological, and other diseases. Current projects focus on the structural organization of mitochondrial membrane protein
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hydrolysis, RNA nanotechnology, RNA structure and function, TIRF imaging, optical tweezers, RNA motility, RNA dynamics, RNA therapeutics, nucleic acid chemistry, cancer mRNA-vaccines, RNA delivery, protein
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the group of Prof. Rafael Brüschweiler. This Post Doctoral Scholar position requires a highly motivated and productive individual with experience in biophysical chemistry, structural biology, computational
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optimization of welding and AM consumables and structural alloys; prepares research results for technical reports to sponsors and for scholarly publications; prepares presentations on relevant research findings
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program focused on patient centered outcomes research in cancer control. The position is structured to support training and research in the area of patient-centered outcomes research, with an emphasis
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dedicated research facility with state-of-the-art tools that allow research teams to investigate brain structure, function, and causal mechanisms with robust and innovative methodology. It has supported
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with purified proteins and RNAs; and preparing samples for structural determination by cryo-EM. The postdoc will receive training from current lab members in culturing insect and mammalian cells as
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antibody–antigen interactions in cancer and viral diseases, with the goal of advancing therapeutic and vaccine design. The successful candidate will lead structure-based studies of glycoproteins, antibodies