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should include: a cover letter, a CV and a list of publications combined in one pdf file, a summary of previous research experience, a statement of your interest and motivation for the position (limited
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of RWTH Aachen University. The DWI is taking on the challenge of surpassing disciplinary limits and tackling new questions relating to materials that combine nature and technology. It is a place where
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populations. This project will explore the genetic and evolutionary mechanisms shaping adaptation through a combination of genomic, computational, laboratory, and field-based approaches. Research focus
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potentials of modern work in interdisciplinary approaches. We combine the disciplines of Ergonomics, Immunology, Toxicology, Psychology and Neurosciences. The Department of Ergonomics has a vacancy for a
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Institute for Translational Brain Research (HITBR) ). Research will focus on building next-generation organoid and assembloid models combined with single-cell perturbation screens to monitor cell fate
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responses. The position will be embedded within the research groups of Prof. Dr. Peer Fischer and Prof. Dr. Jochen Wittbrodt to combine engineering and biomedical expertise. The position is also embedded in
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funded project Biodiversity Meets Data (BMD). The CRC RESIST position will focus on investigating how stressors individually and in combination affect the biodiversity and functions of streams and rivers
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collaboration partners. In our group, we combine basic and translational research to discover and implement novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to malignant diseases. The main focus is on the analysis
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of extension The newly established Structural Biochemistry group at the LIT combines synthetic biology and computational protein design to develop next-generation T cell therapies. We focus on creating task
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bodies down to the bottom of the deep sea. The Aquatic Life Foundation Project (AqQua ) will, for the first time, combine billions of images acquired with a variety of devices across the globe for large