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at the systems level. By integrating groundbreaking multiomic methods at the single-cell level with advanced experimental models, such as human organoids, the laboratory maps the molecular and cellular mechanisms
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for a highly motivated postdoctoral research fellow who is equally adept at applying wet lab-based experimental approaches and high-dimensional computational analyses to study disseminated tumor cell
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Postdoctoral Research Associate - Developmental Neurobiology - Muscle-to-Brain Communication & Aging
muscle-derived signals (myokines) affect proteostasis and the progression of age-related diseases in the central nervous system (Genes&Development, 2020; Cell Metabolism, 2021; Trend in Molecular Medicine
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research group to study novel aspects of immunometabolism, tumor-immune cell interactions at the primary tumor and systemic sites in pancreatic cancer. Our state-of-the art research program utilizes
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involved in cell decision-making, the driving forces at the origin of life starting from inanimate molecules and the physics of active matter. Our institute offers an excellent research environment due
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work at the interface between computational spatial omics, single-cell mass spectrometry (MS)-based proteomics, multiplex imaging, and bioinformatics. We have recently co-developed Deep Visual Proteomics
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models, for the analysis of high-throughput multi-omics datasets (especially single-cell and spatial omics), large textual corpora (e.g., scientific literature), and/or pathologic images. Our research
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fields: cell cycle control and protein degradation by the ubiquitin-proteasome system. Our work focuses on both tumorigenesis and normal biology, and our overall goal is to apply new mechanistic insights
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extensive experimental enhancer characterization. Our goal is to reveal transcriptional mechanisms underlying cell-type–specific regulatory signals and to pinpoint disease-causal noncoding mutations
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molecular findings to disease-relevant contexts. Qualifications. Applicants should possess (or be on track to receive) a Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, or a related