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05
2022
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Tipo de Oportunidade:
Bolsa
Instituição:
Universidade de Göttingen
Descrição e mais informações:
We have 13 open PhD position in *Biophysics of the Cytoskeleton* within our newly funded Research Training Group "Cytoskeletal elements of active matter – from molecular interactions to cellular biophysics (CYTAC)” (https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/661287.html).
The PhD students enrolled in this program will investigate different aspects of the cytoskeleton.
The cytoskeleton is a complex network of protein filaments of living cells. It is responsible for mechanical and dynamic properties of the cell and thus instrumental for many important cellular functions.
CYTAC is devoted to covering all length scales involved - from the level of individual molecules, through mesoscopic filaments and membranes, all the way to cells. Naturally, this research is performed in a highly interdisciplinary manner and involves physics, physical and bio-chemistry, cell biology and mathematical data analysis.
The cytoskeleton is a complex network of protein filaments of living cells. It is responsible for mechanical and dynamic properties of the cell and thus instrumental for many important cellular functions.
CYTAC is devoted to covering all length scales involved - from the level of individual molecules, through mesoscopic filaments and membranes, all the way to cells. Naturally, this research is performed in a highly interdisciplinary manner and involves physics, physical and bio-chemistry, cell biology and mathematical data analysis.
The RTG 2756 offers a vibrant academic environment, joint supervision of PhD candidates by thesis committees, and a structured study program with many opportunities to improve scientific and personal skills.
Research groups in the following fields are offering PhD projects: experimental biophysics, theoretical biophysics, x-ray physics, physical chemistry, biomolecular chemistry, applied mathematics, and cell biology.
You can find detailed information on the individual positions online at https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/research/661405.html#listofprojects.
General information on the RTG 2756 is available at www.uni-goettingen.de/rtg2756.
Research groups in the following fields are offering PhD projects: experimental biophysics, theoretical biophysics, x-ray physics, physical chemistry, biomolecular chemistry, applied mathematics, and cell biology.
You can find detailed information on the individual positions online at https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/research/661405.html#listofprojects.
General information on the RTG 2756 is available at www.uni-goettingen.de/rtg2756.
