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opportunity for the successful candidates to pursue a career in the field of virology or immunology. Required Qualifications A PhD degree in microbiology, immunology or related field. Strong written and oral
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3 years, name of selected research group at CINBIO, and five keywords related to the proposal. Completed and signed ethical issues form. Scanned copy of PhD diploma or an official statement
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. Experience in molecular biology/cancer/immunology laboratories will be valued. Education and training PhD in biological/medical sciences obtained maximum 9 years ago. Updated certificate to work with mouse
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devices dedicated to implementing next-generation QKD system protocols (high-dimensional systems, stable and robust architectures, etc.). Share this opening! Use the following URL: https://jobs.icfo.eu
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, and abroad. Required qualifications: The candidate should have a PhD in condensed matter physics, with strong background in high vacuum, cryogenics, electronics, transport and magnetic measurements
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light sources. The successful candidate will strongly benefit from a multidisciplinary environment with other postdocs and PhD students working in quantum technologies at ICFO and other centres in
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to obtain spin-resolved images of fermionic systems with N up to 10. The successful candidate for this position will join a small team of PhD and post-doctoral researchers working to elucidate the mysteries
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, essential for understanding systematic effects. The successful candidate for this position will join a small team of PhD and post-doctoral researchers working to develop SBECs as detectors