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Postdoc position: mechanisms of autoimmunity & autoinflammation in inborn errors of immunity (m/f/d)
: mechanisms of autoimmunity and autoinflammation in inborn errors of immunity (m/f/d) (full-time position 100 % limited for four years) Prof. Kaan Boztug is the newly recruited Clinical Director of
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neuroimaging and mc-tCS simulation approaches based on realistic head volume conductor models using modern finite element methods as well as sensitivity analysis. The new methods will be applied in close
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properties in soft materials. The Wilken Lab (www.samwilken.com ) will be established in the Chemistry Department at JGU in Fall 2025. We will illuminate new physical mechanisms of mesoscale organization and
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of these patients. The goal of this project is to combine cutting-edge multi-omics technology, data analytics, machine learning and clinical samples from the human eye to decipher new insights into disease mechanisms
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computational approaches, including artificial intelligence (AI), to unravel the mechanisms driving neuroimmunologic diseases. Your responsibilities: Plan and perform innovative large-scale experiments bridging
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, thermodynamics of solvation shells, constant-pH simulation methods, Markovian thermodynamics, as well as functional mechanisms of the ribosome, fatty acid synthase, CRISPR/Cas, or intrinsically disordered proteins
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specific component of the climate system. You should also have experience in presenting your results to the scientific community at international conferences and through peer-reviewed publications in
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researcher (m/f/d) (biology, biochemistry, biotechnology or related areas) Our project investigates the mechanisms of inherited bone marrow failure and its progression into hematological malignancies. Our
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for cancer treatment. Your Tasks: Research directions may include, but are not limited to: Investigation of molecular and cellular mechanisms of tumor response to interventional therapies, including
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located in the German Cancer Research Center at the University of Heidelberg, where we investigate the basic genomic mechanisms that underlie mutagenesis. The DKFZ is a fully bilingual institute, where