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that astrocytes use for interacting with synapses and to tune their function, in health and disease. The candidate will perform genetic manipulation of astrocytes to study their structural and functional
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water remain poorly understood. These interactions shape local weather extremes and climate variability, but current models miss them. QUASI turns Lake Victoria—Earth’s largest tropical lake—into an open
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of interaction and urban design, where your research can shape the vision of open and accessible cities! Join Us! This postdoctoral position integrates data-driven and human-centered research methods first to
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chemistry, synthetic chemistry and passion for developing new molecular tools to study biomolecular interactions in a system-wide manner. Your job Molecules in our body constantly make interactions. This is
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LSRI programme BioBeyond_NL. Bring your expertise in chemical biology, bioorganic chemistry, synthetic chemistry and passion for developing new molecular tools to study biomolecular interactions in a
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interaction research, and contribute to long-term lab resilience. You will collaborate closely with academic staff, technicians, and researchers from Mechanical Engineering (ME), Industrial Design Engineering
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Description Job description The dot on the horizon is a hybrid intelligent system in which AI tools support and learn from people interacting to make sense of something. What that something is can be anything
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workplace, and encourage people from all backgrounds to apply. Work environment The Photonic Forces team led by prof. Ewold Verhagen studies light-matter interactions at the nanoscale, in devices ranging from
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of stem cell biology, developmental neuroscience, and computational analysis, with a particular focus on the human subplate and its interaction with early thalamic input. You will contribute
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the regulatory interactions regulating suberin biosynthesis in different root cell types? And are you interested in combining gene expression analysis with developing new experimental methods, such as TurboCas