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approach to (1) better understand and steer refrigeration processes or packaging design by optimizing for product quality loss and waste, and (2) connect the improved quality preservation from digital twins
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We invite applications for a PhD position in computer-aided drug design at the Computational Pharmacy Group, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Basel. This position is part of
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multidisciplinary team and use state of the art methods such as Nanoindentation, Raman Spectroscopy, Digital Light Processing, Two-Photon Lithography, Electron Microscopy, and Numerical Simulations. Your research
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internationally in our research and study programs. The Center of Digital Lives researches the everyday digital life from a psychological perspective and investigates how digital media use in everyday life (e.g
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theoretical physics (completed at least 1 month prior to the starting date) and strong motivation to pursue an academic career in theoretical physics. Applicants must also indicate for which of the projects
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to gain a better understanding of how cloud microphysical processes drive both precipitation formation and the cloud's radiative impact. Project background The BeyondCloudlab project leverages weather
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on different topics related to wound healing. Project background Wound healing is a complex process in which a cascade of physiological events takes place to restore injured skin to its full functionality
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diagnostics Your profile You would like to make a major impact on personalized medicine of thyroid carcinomas, 3D cancer diagnostic and revolutionize digital pathology, you are highly motivated, communicative
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for advanced fluorescence microscopy and then use the tools to study dynamic cellular processes. The position is fully funded. Research in the Frei Research Group focuses on the development of novel chemigenetic
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in biosensing, control switches, signal amplifiers and modulators, and high-performance photocatalysis. The conventional plasmonic materials include noble metals, e.g. gold, which was extensively used