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the positions The Forst-Talent Fellowships funded by the Eva Mayr-Stihl Foundation are part of the faculty’s strategy for the systematic support of junior researchers and the strategic development
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). This project is funded by the DFG priority program SPP2474, which aims to discover new gene functions in human microbiome members (see https://spp2474.de). More information about ongoing research in
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to elucidate the genetic, molecular, and cellular mechanisms governing the formation and function of the testis, production and function of sperm, fertilisation, as well as early embryonic development
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Hospital Münster, and the University of Hamburg. Our goal is to advance the development of innovative, non-hormonal contraceptives that pharmacologically disable the function of sperm. – ideally with you on
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fundamental mechanisms underlying development of diseases related to desmosome disorders such as pemphigus and inflammatory bowel diseases. The final goal will be to comprehensively understand the multiple
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offers a unique research and development network in medicine, life sciences and medical technology in Germany. The Alliance provides funds for two-year postdoctoral positions at Alliance institutions with
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further development of human iPSC-based organoid and cell culture models Planning, execution and analysis of experimental work (e.g. differentiation protocols, molecular biology analyses, imaging
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The Microbiome Dynamics (MBD) department contributes, using computational methods, to the development of personalized microbiome-based strategies to aid in the detection, monitoring, treatment, and prevention
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, or related field Proven experience in omics data analysis Knowledge of Bioconductor/R for biological data analysis Experience in object-oriented software development and building of modern web-based
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, fertilisation, as well as early embryonic development – in both health and disease. To this end, we combine interdisciplinary research in molecular, structural, and cell biology as well as in physiology