13 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"IMB" Postdoctoral positions at Lunds universitet in Sweden
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the environment, and how they control navigation, hunting, and communication behaviours. The candidate will collect and process the retinal and optic lobe tissue from each animal. They will then work with
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separate CTCs from blood. This will include, cell culturing, microfluidic and flow cytometer cell sorting and operation of mass spectrometers (MS), as well as multi-omics data integration and analysis
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, led by professor Isabel Goncalves and associate professor Andreas Edsfeldt, consists of postdocs, doctoral students, bioinformatics and laboratory engineers with both clinical and preclinical
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, spatial omics, and mass spectrometry, as well as NBIS (National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden). The Department hosts a therapeutic antibody unit, Display and Selection Technologies, which is part of
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. As a researcher in this project, you will work on how theories of human affective processing can be implemented and tested in artificial agents. A central question is how systems consisting of one
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and systems based on III-V and CMOS process technologies for signal amplification, conditioning, sampling, and wireless data transfer for sensing systems that operate in harsh environmental conditions
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laser pulses, develop attosecond pulse sources and to study ultrafast processes in semiconductor nanostructures using electron instrumentation. The position(s) imply the development of ultra-short pulse
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scenarios. The research combines field experiments, AI-based analysis of museum specimens, and advanced climate modeling to provide process-based insights into the ecological and economic consequences
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collection, data processing, solving & refining crystal structures using standard software. The work may require travel to institutes including ILL in France, DESY in Hamburg, and other centres as needed
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Assist with the day-to-day operation of the solid-liquid endstation at HIPPIE Support other postdoctoral researchers and PhD students associated with the APXPS group. Participate in occasional beamtimes