27 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building positions at University of Basel
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We offer you We offer a full-funded PhD position in a highly interactive, multidisciplinary, and international research group within the Biozentrum. Our group spans expertise in physics, molecular
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human tissues. These gaps hinder the development of physiologically relevant laboratory models for drug discovery. As part of the Swiss research network http://www.nccr-antiresist.ch/ , the Bumann lab
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SNSF Consolidator Grant project “The Battle of Materials: Commodity 'Research and Propaganda' and the Road to Immoderate Consumption, 1900-1980” The Europainstitut / Institute for European Global Studies (EIB) of the University of Basel, founded in 1993, analyses the relationships of Switzerland...
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University of Basel, Condensed Matter Theory and Quantum Computing Position ID: University of Basel -Condensed Matter Theory and Quantum Computing -POSTDOC [#21540] Position Title: Position Type
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100%, starting January 2026 (negotiable) Proteins must fold correctly to function, and this process is tightly regulated by a network of chaperone proteins. At the heart of this network is Hsp90, a
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of existing Startup & Entrepreneurship Programs, as well as developing new ones. Ensuring timely and excellent delivery, you will build a stronger innovation community locally, and globally. Passionate about
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the dyes are continuously replaced. Building on our published and unpublished work, the successful candidate will advance nanophotonic and fluorogenic DyeCycling to map protein energy landscapes in
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building innovative web applications for research, teaching, and administration. You will work closely with the Research IT and Communications teams and are ready and motivated to play a key role in
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to understanding the innervation landscape of peripheral tumors and its role in immuno-oncology. We are particularly interested in candidates who have previously worked on cellular and molecular networks underlying
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, interactions, catalytic mechanisms etc. in real-time. Building on our published and unpublished work, the successful candidate will advance nanopore trapping in new directions using solid-state and biological