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, our mission is to make a substantial contribution to addressing the major challenges of our time – climate change and digitalisation. We build on our strong expertise in research, development, and
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University Medicine Dresden PhD Position (m/f/d) – Computational Biology & Single-Cell Genomics – Decoding Brain Development at the Institute of Clinical Genetics The doctoral position is available as soon as
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goals, we rely on our specific research, development and technology competencies, which are the basis of our commitment to excellence in all areas. With our open culture of innovation and our motivated
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are the use and development of muon instrumentation for the study of quantum and energy materials. The research program of this new professorship will be able to take advantage of the opportunity provided by
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. develops efficient analytical methods for health research. Thus, it contributes to the improvement of the prevention, early diagnosis, and therapy of diseases like cardiovascular diseases or cancer. Overall
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are at an early stage of their academic career. The Max Planck Postdoc Program aims to attract the world’s most talented postdocs to the Max Planck Society and supports them in their further career development
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for a life without cancer” is the mission of our world-class scientists and all our team members. We investigate how cancer develops, identify cancer risk factors and search for new cancer prevention
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professional development are essential to us. GSI additionally offers various measures to support work-life balance, mobile working, corporate health management programs, workplace social counseling services
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Excellent command of English Key Responsibilities Develop, deliver, and regularly update content relevant to their field across the curriculum of the Doctor of Medicine (MD) programme and postgraduate
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eligibility, is possible at pay group E13 (65% doctoral position). The Functional Neurogenomics research group led by Philipp Abe investigates the molecular foundations of brain development, with a particular