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The Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) is a large multidisciplinary research unit based in physics, chemistry, meteorology, forest sciences, environmental sciences and social
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, we study how actin operates in the nucleus to regulate nuclear organization and consequently nuclear processes. The successful candidate(s) will focus on the mechanisms by which actin regulates
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communication are regulated (1-3). The successful candidate will focus on the dynamics and molecular mechanisms of the Interplanar Amida Network (IPAN) – a membrane protrusion network – using a multidisciplinary
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facilities with access to the state-of-the art technologies. Qualifications We invite applications from candidates with a solid theoretical and wet-lab background and a PhD degree in cell/molecular biology
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group, established in 2018 at the University of Oslo, has recently expanded to the University of Helsinki. The group specializes in developing computational methods to understand the regulatory mechanisms
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environmental and health policy; measuring the societal costs of taxation; analyzing the influence of the public sector on firm birth, growth, and productivity; and taxation and development. Our research utilizes
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, to uncover convergent gene regulatory mechanisms, with the goal of informing therapeutic strategies. Tasks The tasks will include one or more of the following: Analysis of data collected from developing
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Chinmey Dwibedi’s group at MIMS, Umeå, through the NORPOD program. Summary of the project The post-doctoral project aims to uncover genetic and adaptive mechanisms of the tumour associated microbiome in
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trigger, calibration and jet physics expertise in Finland, providing a solid base and collaborators for this project. In addition, the selected candidates have the opportunity to contribute to other
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with a PhD / MSc, a solid publication record, and strong background in wet lab work within the field of immunology. Primary human B cell culture skills, gene editing with crispr-cas9 along with human