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including their self-assembly, their interaction with the environment and their mechanical properties. We study this dynamic behaviour with various biophysical techniques, including atomic force microscopy
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relevant neuroprotective and recovery-oriented strategies. Overall, SYNERGY bridges experimental neurobiology, biophysics, and computational analysis to provide mechanistic insight into neuronal survival
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neuroscience. We are part of the Division of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Biophysics within the Department of Biology . Our division hosts the state-of-the-art Biology Imaging Center , which offers technical
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the development of clinically relevant neuroprotective and recovery-oriented strategies. Overall, SYNERGY bridges experimental neurobiology, biophysics, and computational analysis to provide mechanistic insight
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several or all of the following criteria: an MSc degree in molecular life sciences, biochemistry, biophysics or a related discipline (required); experience with sterile microbiological work or cell culture
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candidate will combine a realistic biophysical model of stretch feedback and joint mechanics to be suited for embedded implementation. The University of Twente offers an excellent academic ecosystem
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biophysics across several levels of biological organization: from the level of a single muscle fibre to that of a human. Department of Human Movement Sciences The Department of Human Movement Sciences performs
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? Computationally skilled and analytically strong – You have a Master’s degree in mathematical biology, computational mathematics, biomedical engineering, numerical optimization, biophysics, systems biology
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M.Sc. degree in nanobiology, biochemistry/biophysics, structural biology, or related field. The ideal applicant has experience with electron microscopy or structural biology approaches, and is interested
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will be focused on using nanogap dielectrophoresis for trapping single protein molecules and building an understanding of this trapping phenomenon. Are you passionate about single-molecule biophysics and