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Molecular machines are essential for biological processes such as molecular transport, DNA maintenance, and motion. The ability to design and control synthetic molecular machines offers
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of the new HCU 2035, and In addition to her responsibility for biosafety and security, she also provides input on user requirements (URS) and design. As part of the Core Project Team. Your
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aggregate deposition on cartilage formation and organization, and cell signaling in vitro. This research project will involve close collaboration with medical doctors at the UMC Utrecht. You will have access
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to valid operational states. Your starting point will be identifying realistic constraints (such as fairness assumptions and timeout mechanisms) that allow for effective liveness analysis via extensions
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of chloroplast processes? Do you want to breakthrough the molecular signaling cascades involved in inter-organellar communication for photosynthesis? Are you excited to work in a vibrant, international team of
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the vessel wall are connected by molecular junctions that maintain vascular integrity. Recent discoveries show that mechanical tension at these junctions can generate protective signals, helping blood vessels
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Molecular machines are essential for biological processes such as molecular transport, DNA maintenance, and motion. The ability
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a cell-free system that will serve as starting point for synthetic cells. This PhD position will more precisely focus on consolidating the bakers' yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae as foundry
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, applied physics and biomedical technology. Our fields of application include sustainable energy, process technology and materials science, nanotechnology and technical medicine. As part of a people-first
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PhD Towards Human-Made Molecular Machines: Functional DNA-Rotator Motors (V25.0077) « Back to the overview Job description Molecular machines are essential for biological processes such as molecular