10 software-defined-networking-"IMEC" Postdoctoral positions at Universitat de Barcelona in Spain
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, Spain). The contracted person will investigate how phytochromes stimulation in neurones or astrocytes shape neuron-astrocyte communication and impact in neuronal network Dynamics and how it translate
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with neuroimaging analysis software Strong quantitative and analytical skills, including experience with statistical software (e.g., R, Python, MATLAB). Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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use of office software Specific Requirements Proficient in the use of electronic structure software applied to computational chemistry LanguagesCATALAN LanguagesSPANISH LanguagesENGLISHLevelExcellent
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networked companies) in the energy and automotive sectors, as well as labour relations in Europe during the 20th century. - Knowledge of European industrial and business history during the 20^(th) century
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that predict a victim becoming a perpetrator, or at least, the factors associated with it, will open up new avenues for reducing this overlap. Using Network Analysis, we will map the connections between
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the molecular mechanisms that drive cell-cell communication in aggressive childhood cancers, with a specific focus on the role of the UNC5 interaction network in the pathogenesis of neuroblastoma (NB) and other
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for professional growth, tailored development and diverse responsibilities. Healthy work-life balance. Networking and engagement in impactful projects shaping sustainable agriculture. Eligibility criteria CV
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accreditation • Proven experience working with animal models • Extensive expertise in histological and imaging techniques, including confocal microscopy • Proficiency in image analysis software (e.g., ImageJ
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intelligence, software engineering, data management, distributed systems, or cloud computing Excellent communication and teamwork skills Strong organizational abilities with the capacity to work independently
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networks (LessIsMoreModel) The postdoctoral researcher will carry out scientific experiments in the organism Oikopleura dioica with the aim of understanding heart development. The tasks will include genetic