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variants on human traits and single-cell readouts. Our research group is pioneering computational methods for deciphering molecular variation across individuals, space, and time. We have a track record in
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: We are excited to announce a Postdoctoral Researcher position in the group of Prof. Gunda Köllensperger. The major objective is to downscale metabolomic techniques to the level of organelles, small
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quantitative micro/nanostructural analysis, with the objective of determining the role of water activity on the rheology of lower crustal rocks. Your responsibilities: Laboratory synthesis and characterisation
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, Comparative Genomics, Transposon Biology, Cell biology, or Related Field Applicants will have a track-record of scientific output including peer-reviewed publications, or if a recent graduate pre-prints
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. Ability to work independently, think analytically, and approach tasks systematically while maintaining a clear focus on objectives. Adaptability and ability to communicate in a constructive and respectful
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nanotechnology and electrical sensing investigations (with 2D nanostructures), with an established track record of success in high-quality original research. Applicants should have a solid grounding in different
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author-publications, high publication track record in scientific journals and conference presentations Excellent communication skills in English (both spoken and written) Desirable: Experience in microbial
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products (1D and 2D NMR, HRMS, other spectroscopic and computational methods) Experience in writing first author-publications, high publication track record in scientific journals and conference
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biology and epigenetics and a proven academic track record. The NIH-funded projects in the Li lab focus on studying molecular mechanisms of epigenetics and chromatin organization using fission yeast
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-ecological modeling (24 months, 100%), you will fill a central position to reach important objectives of the project. Equal opportunity is an important part of our personnel policy. We would therefore strongly