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Area of research: Scientific / postdoctoral posts Job description: Postdoc (f/m/x) in Biological Physics / Computational Biology 102913 Full time 39 hrs/week Munich At Helmholtz Munich, we develop
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international collaboration partners Support and administer internal web and Linux servers Your Profile Academic degree (master's and Ph.D.) with a background in computer science, bioinformatics, physics
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of Computational and Molecular Prevention (headed by Prof. Dr. Filimon Goncalves) is seeking for the next possible date a Postdoctoral Researcher – Computational & Translational Analysis of Pulmonary Nodules
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application instructions), please visit: https://www.mpg.de/en/max-planck-postdoc-program . To submit your application online, please visit: https://postdocprogram.mpg.de The application deadline is April 13
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international collaboration partners Support and administer internal web and Linux servers Your Profile Academic degree (master's and Ph.D.) with a background in computer science, bioinformatics, physics
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applications for the department AG Dichgans on the 1st April 2026, in full time, for Postdoctoral Researchers in Vascular Biology, Neuroscience, or Computational Biology – CRC 1744-funded (m/f/d) Scope of duties
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applications for the AG Liesz on the 1st April 2026, in full time, for Postdoctoral Researchers in Trained Immunity, Epigenetics or Computational Biology – ERC funded (m/f/d) Scope of duties A postdoctoral
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or computational approaches to study biological systems in close collaboration with experimental groups at the MPI-CBG and the TUD. Ideal candidates should have backgrounds in physics, computer science, mathematics
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analyzing developmental-oncogenic signaling pathways using a combination of experimental and computational approaches. Within this project, we are creating perturbation-based genetic maps at the level of
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the University of Vienna (Austria). Projects in the CRC 1756 aim to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of the generation, sensing, and cellular responses to chemical and physical triggers by applying