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Description In the Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry, the independent research group Receptor Biochemistry invites applications for a PhD position in (bio)chemistry (m/f/d) (Salary group E13
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Description Are you interested in developing novel scientific machine learning models for a special class of ordinary and differential algebraic equations? We are currently looking for a PhD
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utilization. We conduct research in the field of sustainable bioeconomy, focusing on the development of innovative microbial production systems based on renewable raw materials. Our goal is to establish new bio
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the field of biotechnology, bio-/chemical engineering, (bio) process engineering, bioinformatics, biophysics or biomathematics. Ideally you have Programming skills and knowledge on machine learning and
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addresses these challenges in an interdisciplinary approach of A) polysaccharide chemistry, B) analytics, C) modelling, and D) bio engineering applications. Early career researchers with backgrounds in (food
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Looking For: We’re seeking a creative, motivated, and collaborative candidate with the following qualifications: Essential: Master’s or Diploma degree in Bioinformatics, Computational (Bio)Chemistry
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keen interest in applying these skills to biological questions. This includes: A completed university degree in (bio)organic chemistry (Diploma, Master or equivalent, preferably with a very good grade
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for anaerobic lab work. See www.tu-dresden.de/bio/mikdiv for background on the working group and on the topic. Requirements: university degree (Master or Diploma or comparable) in Biology or related
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disordered proteins. Please indicate in your application which of the above listed projects is most intriguing for you. Your profile Eligible candidates have strong skills in computational molecular (bio
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description International students holding a Master’s degree in (molecular) biology, (bio-)chemistry, physics, mathematics