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, molecular and cell biology, and animal models. Skills in bioinformatics are advantageous. Candidates should be highly motivated and have a track record of publications in international journals. The appointee
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funding availability. Key Duties and Responsibilities Lead and manage innovative research projects in BIM and LLM; Collaboratively develop LLM-based platforms for BIM modeling checking; Assist in crafting
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environmental metagenomics would be preferred. They should be logical, detail-oriented and self-motivated. Preference will be given to those with experience in virus transmission. The appointees will lead a
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, including 3D modelling, physics integration, and cross-platform deployment (PC, mobile, AR); integrating and deploying AR navigation applications on Microsoft HoloLens, covering spatial mapping, SLAM
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Biology, Immunology, or a related discipline. Experience in cancer research using various animal tumor models would be an advantage. The appointee will work together with a research and development team
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on protein modeling and de-novo protein design. A highly competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience will be offered, in addition to annual leave and medical benefits. The University
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, molecular and cell biology, and animal models. Skills in bioinformatics are advantageous. Candidates should be highly motivated and have a track record of publications in international journals. The appointee
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Experience in image analysis packages such as Freesurfer, FSL, SPM, or 3DSlicer, or using machine learning or artificial intelligence models would be advantageous What We Offer The appointee would be exposed
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, and assessing the impact on disease progression. Develop relevant disease models to assess therapeutic efficacy of a specific treatment. Demonstrate understanding of the disease pathology for better
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plasticity with a focus on cancer stemness using hepatocellular carcinoma as a model system, that is part of a theme-based collaborative project. For further information, please contact Professor Stephanie Ma