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and talented optics engineer to design, build, and implement novel optical devices for brain-wide imaging and neural circuit manipulation. Key Responsibilities: Develop advanced optical systems
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engineer or computer scientist to establish a robotic platform for autonomous experimentation in organoid culturing. You will work with life scientists to design, integrate, and establish the platform’s
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neurobiology; have previous experience with optical imaging of neuronal activity or mouse stereotactic surgery or in vivo electrophysiology or advanced data analysis; are fluent in English. We offer
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expertise in intravital microscopy in the Kiefer Lab at the European Institute for Molecular Imaging. Uncontrolled inflammatory processes are at the basis of many widespread diseases including myocardial
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Job Advertisement 2025-06 23.07.2025 At the Leibniz Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), a full-time position (40h/week) in the Department “Modelling of Atmospheric Processes” is available as
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solid background in neurobiology; have previous experience with optical imaging of neuronal activity or mouse stereotactic surgery or in vivo electrophysiology or advanced data analysis; are fluent in
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Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy, Bonn | Bonn, Nordrhein Westfalen | Germany | about 1 hour ago
is to understand the physical processes near supermassive black holes that drive the launching and propagation of relativistic jets in active galactic nuclei (AGN). The project aims to study the
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Postdoctoral Research Associate in Sum-Frequency Generation Microscopy of Biomolecular Self-Assembly
the institute focusses on the structure and dynamics of elementary processes in solids and at surfaces. Within this broader research theme, the Nonlinear Chemical Imaging (NCI) group of Dr. Alexander Fellows
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disease variants, to gain insights into how cells adapt and work together to safeguard organ formation. Using advanced live-imaging techniques, the research team closely interrogates how developing tissues
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. The successful applicant will integrate multi-modal live imaging and omics data using AI-based pipelines to identify and refine early disease phenotypes, laying the groundwork for therapeutic intervention