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PhD projects in the life sciences. We are looking for early career scientists with a vivid interest in interdisciplinary projects to image cell dynamics from the subcellular to the patient level. PhD
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and spectroscopy Construction and optimization of single-molecule microscopy setups Development of image- and signal-processing software for single-molecule microscopy and spectroscopy data Analysis
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and performing laboratory (wind-wave facility) experiments, using state-of-the-art imaging techniques developing computational codes to process and understand large experimental datasets (e. g., image
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key role in gene regulation. By employing omics-based approaches, metabolite tracing, proximity-labelling, and advanced imaging techniques, this project offers a unique opportunity to: Explore how
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-driven simulation with physics-inspired data and image analysis, often in close collaboration with experimental partners, to identify physical principles behind biological dynamics and self-organization
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regulatory networks, cell behaviour, and morphology during this process. By examining species across evolutionary scales, we aim to uncover the mechanisms underlying morphological evolution and the general
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) theoretical and practical experience in peptide chemistry, nucleic acid chemistry as well as knowledge of bioassays are beneficial Experience and knowledge in fluorescence spectroscopy/imaging is desired
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inviting applications for a PhD Student (f/m/x) for the project Theory and Algorithms for Structure Determination from Single Molecule X-Ray Scattering Images Project description Single molecule X-ray
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of the dissertation Literature research Development of methods to optimise the proton dose distribution in the presence of magnetic fields from our in-beam magnetic resonance (MR) imaging prototypes Planning
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and IT develop innovative radiopharmaceuticals and novel tools for functional characterization, improved imaging and personalized treatment of tumors. The Department of Life Science Nanomicrosystems is