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PhD in Bioprinting of Vascularised Stem Cell-Derived Pancreatic Islets Faculty: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Department: Department Clinical Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application
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to train an AI model that predicts the cis-regulatory code for synthetic genomes (i.e. for cell-free gene expression systems) and correlates the experimental conditions within the synthetic cell
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throughout the horse breeding season (March–August). Your research will bridge basic biology and translational embryology. Using live imaging and single-cell sequencing approaches, you will investigate how
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matter, that is, the emergent behavior of living materials that can move independently. We will incorporate multi-body interactions such as cell volume energy terms as hypergraphs and higher-order external
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2025 Apply now Salt application triggers osmotic and ionic stress pathways and causes cell wall modifications, particularly in pectins, affecting plant growth. Interestingly, salt-induced cell wall
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). The department’s laboratories are well equipped for molecular biology, cell biology, immunology, organoid culture, and omics-based analyses, offering an excellent research environment for a PhD candidate interested
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under varying lighting, fabric blends, and soiling; (5) porting the inference pipeline to an embedded/edge-compute platform; (6) integrating with our robotic pick-and-place cell for iterative field trials
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Organisation Job description Project and job description This PhD position is dedicated to advancing autonomous robotic manipulation and control within a textile-sorting cell, where garments arrive
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efficiency. Partnering with Toyota and Demcon TSST, SMIP will showcase this innovation through a fuel-cell management prototype, achieving better performance and durability. In 2020, we introduced the concept
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novel as well as state-of-the-art methods to map and functionally characterize RNA structure ensembles under different cellular conditions. Explore the therapeutic potential of targeting RNA structure