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. The research group led by Martin Enge is specialized in methodology-driven analysis of patient data, especially in the field of single-cell multiomics. We are a multidisciplinary group with expertise in both dry
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work. A model is to be developed to estimate the material mass breakdown for various cell designs and cell formats. The model will be validated from teardown analysis of commercial lithium-ion battery
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research in Europe. Research at UPSC covers a wide range of disciplines in plant biology including ecology, computational biology, genetics, physiology, biochemistry, cell biology and molecular biology (see
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, Sweden (see: opeg-umu.com ). The research will be focused on the development of a novel light-emission technology termed the light-emitting electrochemical cell (LEC). The LEC is currently attracting
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for one to two PhD students in analytical chemistry to develop analytical methods for single cell analysis and mass spectrometry imaging using direct infusion mass spectrometry. The PhD candidate will work
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methods for single cell analysis and mass spectrometry imaging using direct infusion mass spectrometry. The PhD candidate will work with and develop custom made techniques coupled to high resolving mass
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on the fundamentals of chemical and electrochemical doping in organic semiconductors and has contributed to the development of several innovative doping methods. The group also develops multifunctional materials and
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differentiation in cell studies. Finally, we are examining various inflammatory markers and their connection to cardiovascular disease in clinical cohorts. Qualifications A researcher must have a doctoral degree
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viral myocarditis. To copy their genomes, these viruses remodel the cytoplasm of the infected cell to create viral replication organelles. Despite their central role in virus infections, our understanding
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viral myocarditis. To copy their genomes, these viruses remodel the cytoplasm of the infected cell to create viral replication organelles. Despite their central role in virus infections, our understanding