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PhD/postdoc fellows) to carry out experimental projects with an EMBL host research group, thereby allowing them to build new networks, experience the international and interactive environment at EMBL
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location in Dortmund, we invite applications for a PhD Candidate (m/f/d): Mass Spectrometry Imaging The position is to be filled within the framework of the EU-funded project European doctorial network
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mechanisms underlying psychosis. The research utilizes advanced multiphoton imaging and virtual reality platform for simultaneous recording of animal behaviour and microcircuit activity. RESPONSIBILITIES
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architectures and principles from Bayesian neural networks and biological sequence models, including large DNA and protein language models. The project also aims to develop a prototype federated learning
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unique, novel high-resolution imaging systems to investigate submillimeter-scale turbulent dynamics in multiphase environments such as the ocean surface. The project is part of the Collaborative Research
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for Studying Metabolic Plasticity (ECR 5) For further information please visit: https://www.umg.eu/en/potenziale-entfalten/ecr What we offer: Generous support (your own position, a postdoc (1.0), a PhD student
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assays, flow cytometry, fluorescence imaging, RNA sequencing and biochemical techniques e.g. western blot, quantification assays). Combining diet treatments, pharmacological inhibition and genetic
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Development of image- and signal-processing software for single-molecule microscopy and spectroscopy data Analysis of single-molecule microscopy data in collaboration with theorists from other institutions Your
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Studying lipid alterations of tumorous material by mass spectrometry imaging Quantification of corresponding lipids using liquid chromatography mass spectrometry Data analysis of sequencing and microscopy
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-inspired data and image analysis, often in close collaboration with experimental partners, to identify physical principles behind biological dynamics and self-organization. The project: Voluntary motion in