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the institute, and a dedicated, powerful bioinformatics server infrastructure has been established for data analysis. We seek an enthusiastic scientist with interests in bioinformatics, microbiology, and
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on in-situ hybridization, in–vivo electrophysiology data analysis with mice and is tightly linked to independent subprojects involving in-vivo electrophysiology in humans and high-resolution fMRI in awake
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development for lidar control. Data evaluation is an essential part of the project work to distinguish between natural variability of the observed metals and aerosols and anthropogenic effects. Your
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(FIJI/ImageJ etc.) Ability to work independently and to supervise interns and undergraduates Excellent English (in speaking and writing) and computer skills, knowledge of German is a bonus, but not
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processing methods, mechanistic computer models and software tools and to use them in highly relevant clinical, biotechnological and pharmaceutical applications at the forefront of research. All projects
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their immunogenicity; Develop analysis strategies for large data sets and correlation matrix using programming languages (R, Python, SQL, etc.); Scientific supervision of undergraduate and doctoral
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organoids Analyze primary data and integrate results with published scientific data and literature Present research findings at national and international level Draft manuscripts and develop future research
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tasks: Designing and perform experimental studies using animal models and human cells Planning and conducting animal experiments Analyzing, document and presenting experimental data and results Actively
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Data Technologies. Currently, the INP employs about 200 scientists and staff at three locations (Greifswald, Rostock, and Karlsburg). For further information, please visit our website at www.leibniz
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-mail is questionable from a data protection point of view. The sender bears full responsibility. The GWZO was awarded the TOTAL E-QUALITY prize, i.e. equal opportunities in terms of gender and diversity