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retinal tissue biopsy. The project is funded by the Emmy Noether programme of the German Research Foundation (DFG) for a three-year period, with the possibility of an additional three years. We offer: a
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leading national laboratory, internationally renowned university, or prestigious research institution abroad, or having a senior leadership role at an internationally recognized company. • A proven track
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-reviewed journals (preferably in English and / or German) Teaching in the study program Bachelor en Formation Pédagogique and possibly further study programs at the Department of Education and Social Work
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· An environment encouraging curiosity, innovation and entrepreneurship in all areas · Personalized learning programme to foster our staff’s soft and technical skills · Multicultural and international
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applications in fundamental research, biotechnology and synthetic biology. Our multidisciplinary research combines high-throughput genome editing, state-of-the-art genomics methods, and computational biology
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, or medicinal and analytical chemistry. These positions present exceptional opportunities to partner with an outstanding clinical urology program in a new institute dedicated to rapidly translating basic
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meets the following criteria: Recently earned a Ph.D. in bioinformatics, computational biology, computer science, electrical and computer engineering, or a related discipline Strong experience in
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an interdisciplinary research team, led by Dr Tom Hiscock, who uses computational and theoretical approaches to understand fundamental questions in developmental biology (see https
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biology, computational biology, in vivo models of disease, and pre-clinical study development. You will have the opportunity to develop and lead projects using several cutting-edge model systems including
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scientific expertise, well-equipped facilities, an active seminar program, and opportunities for conference attendance and collaboration with other research organisations. Scientific contact Prof Dr Gunnar