7 finite-element-analysis Postdoctoral positions at University of Copenhagen in Denmark
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associations involve non-coding variants that lie within gene regulatory elements — enhancers or promoters. However, a lack of precise tools for the accurate assessment of regulatory activities, especially
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microenvironments. To achieve that we use state-of-the-art single-cell RNA-seq, multiome, and spatial transcriptomics data generation combined with computational analysis to establish principles of blood lineage
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concerning senorality and action, and we particularly invite applicants who have any experience in applying concepts from ethnomethodology and conversation analysis. We are also interested in candidates who
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of metabolism. We are studying the metabolome and fluxomes in different cell types as well performing large scale analysis on human plasma cohorts. An important part of the research is to develop methodology
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policymaking and beyond. The positions are connected to the three core research work packages (WPs) in the project. WP1 focuses on EU and national policies. Based on policy document analysis and in-depth
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sequencing and library preparation, molecular biology, organoid culture). However, interest for or previous experience with single cell data analysis and statistical modeling are more than appreciated. Formal
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experience in computational analysis of sequencing datasets. Experience with neuroscience techniques, such as fiber photometry or stereotactic injections, is advantageous but not required. Experience with