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combining imaging techniques and data analysis to provide a more integrated picture of life processes in the context of health and disease. To be a postdoc fellow at the AMBER programme you will get
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. The signal processing group carries out research in the areas of inference and wireless communications, with both acoustic and radio signals
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in the area began in the mid-1980s and currently includes (i) Geometry and computer vision (including analysis of video, audio, radio, and radar signals), (ii) Medical image analysis, and (iii) Machine
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of existing structures. However, despite major research efforts, the effect of cracks on durability is still debated. Ongoing long-term tests will be combined with accelerated testing methods. X-ray imaging is
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growth by metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy and developing AI approaches for deterministic synthesis to achieve n- and p-type conductive AlN and related UWBG Al containing alloys. Doping and processing
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high-content imaging, especially in connection with particle and chemical toxicology. The successful candidate has good communication-, organization- and interpersonal skills, including the ability
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skin diseases. Applying advanced immunological and molecular techniques, such as multiparameter flow cytometry, cell sorting, in vitro differentiation assays, spatial transcriptomics, and in vivo imaging
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biological basis, through technological processes and mathematical support. Your profile We are looking for a candidate with proficiency and documented research experience particularly in immunology and/or
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biological basis, through technological processes and mathematical support. Your profile We are looking for a candidate with proficiency and documented research experience particularly in immunology and/or
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-rich sequences. These intricate structures are thought to function as critical protein-binding sites, influencing essential processes such as transcription, replication, telomere stability, and DNA