19 phd-in-mechanical-engineer Postdoctoral positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI in Finland
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for a fixed-term. The position will be filled for a 2-year term starting at the earliest convenience. Our mission The lab's mission is to unravel fundamental mechanisms that control the elongation phase
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and machine learning tools, primarily in Python, Web/Cloud Services and NoSQL/SQL database (MongoDB/Postgres). Additional experience in R, JavaScript, ReactJS, Mechanical Turk would be advantageous but
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/bi . Summary of the project We are seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to join our research-to-business project aiming to commercialize a technology to boost next-generation biosensors. Biosensors have
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of Oslo, recently expanded to the University of Helsinki. The group specializes in developing computational methods to understand the regulatory mechanisms driving cancer heterogeneity and progression by
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to uncover the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving disease development and progression. A key objective of our work is to develop advanced computational tools to dissect the role of alternative splicing
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of the project is to reveal conditions essential for the operation of uropathogenic E. coli’s (UPEC) adjustable metabolic machinery and to identify potential cues to guide novel therapeutic interventions
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data, omics technologies, as well as novel computational approaches to uncover the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving disease development and progression. A key objective of our work is to develop
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The McWilliams Lab investigates the regulation of physiological autophagy, a membrane-driven lysosomal recycling mechanism
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metabolic machinery and to identify potential cues to guide novel therapeutic interventions. The successful candidate will contribute to the fundamental understanding of how metabolic adaptation of UPEC
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funded by the European Union and the Novo Nordisk Foundation, to investigate the mechanisms of beta cell death in type 1 diabetes using pluripotent stem cells. Recent Publications from the Laboratory