Junior PI @LCSB_uni_lu, University of Luxembourg | Molecular Biophysics Lab. We study protein aggregation & phase separation using microfluidics and biophysics.
1/3 I’m excited to start my independent position as a junior PI at the LCSB, University of Luxembourg. My Molecular Biophysics Lab opens in January to study protein condensation, aggregation, ageing effects and chaperone action.
https://t.co/H0vC1qBsbd
1/3 I’m excited to start my independent position as a junior PI at the LCSB, University of Luxembourg. My Molecular Biophysics Lab opens in January to study protein condensation, aggregation, ageing effects and chaperone action.
https://t.co/H0vC1qBsbd
2/3 We’ll combine microfluidics, fluorescence assays and imaging to quantify interactions across scales in systems linked to neurodegeneration. I’m grateful to mentors, collaborators, colleagues, friends and family for their support.
We are looking for Postdoc applicants with a strong interest in further expanding quantitative single molecule technologies to understand the molecular mechanisms of IDPs within cells @uni_mainz_eng@imbmainz https://t.co/EVHM23oAD1
@PappulabWashU @BFruehbauer @SoftLiv_ETH For people interested in the CCS recordings, you can find the videos on https://t.co/Z7zluEIkT5. The password is circulate once in a while via the mailing list. Recordings are usually uploaded about 1 week after the talks, only upon speakers consent.
@SPP2191@WashUengineers
2.5 years ago, I finished my PhD. Finally, it’s time to celebrate 🎉 thanks again to my girlfriend, family, friends and colleagues on the way. Special shout out to the @KnowlesLabCamb.
We’re #hiring! PhD position is open in our group (from Jan 2023, or negotiable) to study the mechanisms of CMT disease associated with mutations in the aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (see Zuko et al., Science 2021). DM or email me: [email protected]. Please RT.
Apply: PhD position at the interface of quantitative molecualr biology and computational biophysics (see attached add), jointly supervised with my twitterless collaborator Adelaide Raguin (Uni Düsseldorf). The PhD will be working in my lab, in Hamburg. Please RT.