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the entire spectrum of wet lab experimental work with the “state of the art” technics DNA, RNA, Protein work: isolation and analysis with PCR, qPCR, Western blot Immunofluorescence, microscopy, histology Cell
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pipeline in close collaboration with partner labs, providing a powerful framework to link genotype, phenotype, and microenvironmental context. By integrating functional and molecular analyses, this work aims
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to tumor heterogeneity, metastasis, and drug resistance. Our previous work has shown that mitochondrial RNA modifications facilitate the translation of mitochondrially encoded genes, thereby promoting
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data integration, cancer systems biology, and single-cell analysis, with strong links to clinical and translational oncology. Our work is based in the dynamic research environment of Heidelberg
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biology and great enthusiasm for the bone marrow niche and therapy-resistance mechanisms. The PhD student will work in close collaboration with other CRC/SFB members and groups and will perform multiomics
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infrastructure and innovative proteomics workflows Work with an experienced, interdisciplinary, and international team Collectively agreed remuneration, attractive company pension scheme (VBL) 30 days vacation
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assays to assess for intercellular interaction and migration, CRISPR-based perturbation-of-adhesion and synthetic lethality screening, drug synergy assays, and others. The PhD student will work closely
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in and readiness to engage in transdisciplinary cooperation Very good English language skills, (C1/CEFR or above) and language of the region of study A high personal motivation for scholarly work and
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nanobelts. Your profile: We are looking for experimentally skilled candidates, ideally experienced in multiple-step organic synthesis Prior work on fused aromatic compounds is certainly advantageous
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emphasis on counteracting this imbalance. If they have the same aptitude, qualifications and professional performance, we give priority to people with severe disabilities when considering them for vacancies