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role of chromatin control mechanisms during viral latency and virus-induced tumorigenesis. We are particularly interested in fundamental principles that allow DNA viruses to disrupt, evade or exploit
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that control metabolism (food intake, energy expenditure, activity etc.) as well as associated behaviors (e. g. stress, reward). The group focuses on actions of the melanocortin receptors in the brain as
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controlling viral infections primarily focus on vaccination and antiviral drugs. However, timely development and deployment of vaccines during pandemics remain challenging, and certain groups—such as the
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and science communication contribute to PRIF's success. We are looking for a new colleague to join our CNTR Research Group “Chemical and Biological Weapons Control” that is part of our Research
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. The successful candidate will contribute to research on: i) the genomic and molecular basis of brain aging ii) the evolutionary processes underlying differences in brain aging rates, and iii) the identification
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processes impact Earth system components and vice versa. For the project outline above we seek a motivated early career scientist not afraid to cross disciplinary boundaries to join our recently established
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Excellent command of advanced statistical methods, such as network analyses, using the R programming language Strong publication record relative to the career stage, demonstrating research excellence and
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Job Advertisement 2025-06 23.07.2025 At the Leibniz Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), a full-time position (40h/week) in the Department “Modelling of Atmospheric Processes” is available as
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of studies, coordination of study implementation, data analysis and interpretation (with a focus on neuroimaging data analysis, usage of AI and/ or computational modeling of psychological processes
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assurance/quality control and data management, and provide a unique opportunity to address a broad variety of fundamental and applied ecological questions, including those related to community ecology