17 parallel-processing-bioinformatics "Multiple" Postdoctoral research jobs at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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on correct gene expression, so the process of transcription is tightly regulated. During early elongation of RNA Polymerase II, it is likely to terminate. Early termination has a big impact on transcriptional
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Cell identity relies on correct gene expression, so the process of
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source areas. With the shifting focus of policy from deposition to emissions (target management), a better understanding of the processes in source areas has become crucial. Moreover, understanding what
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cells and biomedical device development; strong motivation, flexibility, and the ability to run multiple projects simultaneously; strong verbal and written English communication skills (C1 level or higher
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with glycobiology, structural biology, or influenza evolution, for example using glycan interaction assays, bioinformatics tools, or structural models to refine hypotheses. Additional Information
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(NOBV ) aims to monitor and evaluate measures designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate land subsidence in Dutch peatlands. One important aspect of these efforts is obtaining process
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researchers combining expertise in biochemistry, analytical chemistry, mass spectrometry, and bioinformatics to further develop state-of-the-art proteomics methods that will answer pressing biological questions
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multiple international conferences, interaction on site with stakeholders in the Netherlands and participating in project meetings on site with our European partner organisations. Where to apply Website
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the field. Through controlled lab experiments, we will dive deeper into the underlying chemical and mineralogical processes, to eventually capture them in physical-chemical models that predict the impact of
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, enabling efficient convergence towards the most likely internal magnetic configuration of a particle. Contributing to the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of both high-resolution wide-field