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proteins or related research questions. Your major responsibility is to perform research, but the position may also include teaching in the form of supervision of MSc students and junior PhD students
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facilities that are highly aligned with the goals of the project. Who we are looking for We seek candidates with the following qualifications: To qualify for the position of postdoc, you must have a PhD degree
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B lymphocytes. Specifically, we investigate how transcription, chromatin architecture, DNA replication and epigenetic features regulate the key processes of antibody somatic hypermutation and class
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-tolerant circuits, architectures, and systems ● Experience in radiation testing of electronic circuits Brief Description: We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Postdoctoral Associate to join
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currently seeking candidates for research assistant. The appointed candidates will support the planning and execution of research projects alongside postdoc associate, PhD students, and RAs within
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IoT systems and architectures for use in and around ports, from the nearby industries in the hinterland to the offshore windfarms, energy islands, and more. This includes possibilities to do research
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for conditions such as otosclerosis. The position requires expertise in medical image analysis, proficiency with neural network architectures (particularly CNNs for segmentation tasks), and experience processing
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qualification, you must hold a PhD degree in computer science, software engineering, biomedical engineering, data science, or a similar field. Your project management skills include: Experience in technical
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change on new architectures will be a key focus. Position Requirements Required skills, knowledge and experience: A recently completed (within the last 0-5 years) or soon-to-be completed PhD. in
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The culturally diverse Research Group “Plant Architecture” is primarily interested in basic research questions concerning how cereal inflorescences, called spikes, develop and how this contributes