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omics platforms (e.g., fluorescence microscopy, mass spectrometry imaging (MSI), Raman systems) and will develop computational and statistical data analysis methods to improve data quality, information
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will be embedded in a closely collaborating interdisciplinary team. Please keep your eyes open for related positions advertised in parallel to this one. If you see yourself to be qualified for more than
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(TIB ) – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology – Program Area D, Open Research Knowledge Graph, is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher (Postdoc) - Artificial General Intelligence (AGI
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vivo assessment of cardiac function using mouse echocardiography Preparation of tissue sections (liver and heart) using a microtome In addition to established molecular biological and biochemical methods
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-of-the-art molecular and computational tools. The project seeks to accelerate global biodiversity discovery by making museum collections more accessible through open data and to advance our understanding
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combination with methods of nonlinear spectroscopy. The spectral range includes in particular XUV radiation and soft x-rays, where experiments at in-house sources are complemented with the use of accelerator
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combination with methods of nonlinear spectroscopy. The spectral range includes in particular XUV radiation and soft x-rays, where experiments at in-house sources are complemented with the use of accelerator
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culturing and exposure experiments in the aquarium facility Responsibly monitor the relevant physiological, water and other relevant parameters Investigating the foraminifers with imaging methods (microscopy
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sounding systems Basic knowledge on middle atmosphere dynamics and spectroscopic methods Fundamental programming skills in, e.g., Python, Julia, C/C++. Expertise in automatic data processing and handling
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the Fellows4Fungi programme at the Leibniz-HKI (Jena, Germany). Fellows4Fungi - Exploring fungal pathogens within unexplored microbial networks is an international postdoctoral programme co-funded by the Marie