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sensor data, with applications in disease modeling and the development of material science-based innovations. These efforts aim to optimize system performance and uncover novel biological insights in close
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the Metabolomics Core Technology Platform (MCTP). We seek an enthusiastic scientist who will operate, develop, and continuously advance spatial metabolomics services, facilitating cutting-edge research across
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aromatic nanobelts. Your profile: We are looking for experimentally skilled candidates, ideally experienced in multiple-step organic synthesis The candidate needs to have a PhD degree in Chemistry (with a
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-dimensional cell cultures are important to enable realistic cell environments for disease modeling and to analyze cell interactions. This position will address the question of how one can develop minimally
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independently with a strong work ethic. There will also be opportunities for gaining mentorship experience via helping to train junior investigators in the group and for carrying out projects to their own related
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responsibilities: The Climate-Life-Nexus needs a coordinator and manager helping with both practical everyday issues, as well as contributing to the strategic development of the initiative, engaging with
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available in the Division of Proteomics of Stem Cells and cancer, headed by Prof. Jeroen Krijgsveld. Our division develops innovative proteomic approaches to understand proteome regulation in cancer, both in
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in written and spoken English Structured and independent working style Desirable: Experience or interest in bioinformatics Wir bieten Ihnen Goal-oriented, individual training and development
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process A wide range of opportunities for further training and career development Remuneration for the position is based on pay group 13 TV-L. The contract is limited to 24 months. For further questions
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Contract:TV-L Your tasks The available research projects aim to understand and develop strategies to treat heart disease You will combine epigenetic, chromatin interaction analysis and single-cell approaches