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ERC-funded Postdoctoral Researcher (m/f/d) in Zebrafish Optogenetics & Single-cell Genomics (Berlin)
vertebrate embryonic development. This role focuses on the systematic, spatially and temporally controlled perturbation of signalling pathways and transcription-factor logic in the zebrafish embryo, using
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publication record to work on a project that addresses how endoderm and mesoderm progenitors are specified in early zebrafish embryos through the interplay between Nodal and FGF signalling and cell cycle
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on understanding the impact of microbiota on neurodevelopment and stress and social behaviour using zebrafish as a model system. Experience of zebrafish as a model system is desirable. The ongoing projects utilize
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social behaviour using zebrafish as a model system. Experience of zebrafish as a model system is desirable. The ongoing projects utilize techniques such as zebrafish microbiota manipulation, molecular
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this, we use zebrafish CRISPR-generated mutants to perform high-throughput functional screens. The postdoctoral associate will also support other tasks related to the team’s research, including the following
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brain at cellular and millisecond resolution. By combining advanced microscopy, genetically encoded voltage indicators, two-photon optogenetics, and zebrafish neuroscience, we aim to enable causal
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-time and/or high-resolution confocal microscopy) and pharmacological studies in both zebrafish and human cells. The successful candidate will also implement all methods related to the use of zebrafish
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and cellular mechanisms underlying these disorders using cell-based assays, blood vessel organoids, and zebrafish and mouse models, working alongside neurosurgeons, computational scientists, and
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Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Dresden | Dresden, Sachsen | Germany | 3 months ago
zebrafish embryogenesis. This research combines the power of the zebrafish embryo with RNA biochemistry, massively parallel reporter assays, next-generation sequencing, computational and imaging approaches
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datasets by live imaging of cells in zebrafish, RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics. The role of the research assistant is to create AI models for i) classifying cell behaviour from imaging datasets