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You will design and perform in vitro toxicity tests of chemicals and chemical mixtures that are used in the development of new batteries at the Structural Chemistry program. Duties include the choice of relevant tests based on literature and in silico
The programme of work will integrate chemistry with molecular biology to detect the interactions of small molecules with biomolecular targets (DNA, proteins or RNA) and their complexes in vitro and in cells. This is a new research programme
The ideal candidate will do wet-lab work at the interface of microbiology and functional genomics, and more specifically develop transposon- and CRISPR-based approaches to characterize genome-wide regulation of bacterial defence systems. The candidate
Establishing and molecularly characterizing patient-derived glioblastoma models (in vitro and in vivo); Applying and optimizing the advanced drug screening workflow; Generating, analyzing, and interpreting multi-omics datasets (genomic, transcriptomic,
The main task of the employee will be development of the cavity-enhanced spectrometer. The employee will be involved in measurements of carbon monoxide spectra using very sensitive spectroscopic techniques: cavity ring-down spectroscopy (CRDS)