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analysis Background in biomedicine and digital pathology What we offer Embedding within a computational team, with extensive experience in computational biology and machine learning. Embedding within
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cortical neurons into mouse brain In vivo 2-photon Ca²⁺ imaging, visual plasticity paradigms, and behavioral analysis Transgenic mouse models combining SYNGAP1 mutations with humanized SRGAP2C
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, qPCR, digital PCR, amongst others. Sequencing data analysis will be done using data analysis pipelines (Python, R) on the high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure. About the TOBI lab
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flow cytometry, particularly in the design and analysis of complex spectral flow cytometry panels. You will play a key role in both advancing in-house projects and supporting other researchers. Your main
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medical research. The core also provides bioinformatics tools for data analysis, integrating metabolomic findings with other omics data. Collaborative research and training are key offerings. This facility
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effectively with other members of the team. Should be proficient in written and spoken English. Desirable Requirements Experience in the analysis of single-cell RNA-Seq Experience in the analysis of multiomics
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will include data acquisition, analysis, and interpretation, as well as collaboration with clinicians for human tissue studies. The candidate holds a Master degree in biomedical sciences, medicine
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analysis pipelines in a unique human brain circuit model to generate mechanistic insights, with the ultimate goal of combating Parkinson’s disease. You will have access to excellent support facilities
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for the design of synthetic promoters and data analysis. PhD in (Plant) Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry or equivalent A publication record in peer-reviewed journals, and excellent proficiency in
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their impact on bladder function under physiological and pathological conditions. Work will include data acquisition, analysis, and interpretation, as well as collaboration with clinicians for human