36 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Prof"-"SUNY"-"St" Postdoctoral positions at Nature Careers in Denmark
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assessments and modelling of food web dynamics and disease screening. This position provides a unique opportunity to contribute to our understanding of how multiple stressors including climate change
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system. Researchers with experience in neuroscience, microbiology and immunology are welcome to apply, but it is expected that you will span multiple of these fields once established in the lab. You will
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variability, and disturbances (e.g., droughts, floods, wildfires) influence carbon sequestration, GHG fluxes, and ecosystem stability in restored wetlands. Your work will contribute to the development of robust
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analysis of cell signalling, this three-years postdoc position at DTU Bioengineering will fulfil your scientific and personal development in an international, multi-disciplinary, and curiosity-driven
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motivated candidate, who will develop and support projects at the intersection of soft matter physics and food science. The Postdoc position is part of the Food technology group at the Department of Food
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biology, epidimological data and AI-driven systems modeling. The successful candidate will develop and apply computational and machine learning approaches to decode the molecular and epigenetic mechanisms
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The Department of Psychology at the University of Southern Denmark (Campus Esbjerg ) invites applications for a three-year postdoctoral position in a research team that focuses on developing local
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independent research on gene regulatory and epigenetic mechanisms underlying aging and inflammation Design, perform, and analyze molecular and cellular experiments in both in vitro and in vivo models Develop
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postdocs. Research at the section covers studies of microbial physiology, evolution, ecology, and biogeochemistry. It integrates basic and applied research, addressing the role, ecophysiology and evolution
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diseases. In this project, the candidate will develop new computational strategies to identify human genetic variation linked to cell fate changes in neurodevelopmental disorders and cancer. The candidate