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selenium compounds as chemotherapeutic treatment of cancer. The research has a wide span including both clinical trials and mechanistic studies with focus on drug action. Primary duties included in the role
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higher. Your profile The candidate must hold a PhD in the field of bioinformatics/computational biology, or a related field. The candidate should fully master (requirement) R and Python (be proficient in
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experience in working with mice models, neurobehavioral tests, histological evaluation of tissues, immunochemistry, fluorescence microscopy, and cell culture (primary cell culture and/or cell lines
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Institutet. The main goal of research activities in the Unit is to improve the understanding of the causes and consequences of ill health and disease, with a focus on psychiatric disorders, neurodegenerative
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targets in breast cancer. The main tasks will include performing flow cytometry, in vitro assays, PBMC isolation, organoids and working with mouse models to explore the immunological aspects of breast
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to participate in the supervision of master students and teaching. Your profile To be eligible for employment as a postdoctor, a doctoral degree or a foreign degree deemed to be equivalent to a doctoral degree is
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the supervision of master students and teaching. Your profile To be eligible for employment as a postdoc, a doctoral degree or a foreign degree deemed to be equivalent to a doctoral degree is required
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analysis, and preparation of scientific manuscripts and grant applications, in collaboration with the principal investigator and collaborators. You will also support younger scholars within the research team
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. These genomic alterations are complex and varied, with multiple molecular mechanisms contributing to their formation, evolution, and impact on disease progression. In addition to primary structural changes
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Your mission While the principal investigator will work hard to achieve your career dreams, your mission will be to unravel molecular mechanisms of learning and memory in the mouse brain during behavior