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is funded from 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2028. Who we are: The Independent Research Group Receptor Biochemistry harnesses the complex interplay between proteases and receptors during plant-pathogen
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glycosylation, the most complex cellular enzymatic process chemical or chemoenzymatic synthesis of glycan-based reporter molecules and small molecule inhibitors contribution to scientific primary publications
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complex, involving multiple senders and receivers interacting simultaneously within a dynamic network. Social groups also exhibit preferred and avoided associations, creating heterogeneous social structures
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” supported by the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program (ICDP) and aiming to study the icehouse–hothouse transition during the Permian (299–252 million years ago) and extreme continental
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1,000 employees from over 50 nations, it is the largest institute of the Max Planck Society . The Department of Theoretical and Computational Biophysics headed by (Prof. Dr. Helmut Grubmüller) is
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Universität Berlin. The position is part of the research group Quality.2 (Phytonutrient Management) in the programme area ‘Plant Quality and Food Security’ (QUALITY). The aim of the research project ‘GluAmin
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PhD position - Stress-testing future climate-resilient city and neighbourhood concepts (Test4Stress)
builds up a national and international network structure in order to integrate existing competences and knowledge, and to link various actors within the complex area of climate change. The PhD position is
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and international network structure in order to integrate existing competences and knowledge, and to link various actors within the complex area of climate change. This 3-year position, part of
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to climate change. It builds up a national and international network structure in order to integrate existing competences and knowledge, and to link various actors within the complex area of climate change
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organizational levels of the brain – from molecular and cellular processes to complex neuronal networks and behavior. The Department Cellular Neuroscience of Prof. Dr. Stefan Remy in association with the Research