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PhD-student: The biophysics of single proteins and chaperones at the ribosome, studied using optical tweezers and single-molecule fluorescence
Chaperones are central to protein folding, but their action at the ribosome remains poorly understood. The highly dynamic nature of polypeptide synthesis, folding, and chaperone binding presents an intriguing puzzle, which is difficult to resolve … -
Postdoc: The biophysics of single proteins and chaperones at the ribosome, studied using optical tweezers and single-molecule fluorescence
Chaperones are central to protein folding, but their action at the ribosome remains poorly understood. The highly dynamic nature of polypeptide synthesis, folding, and chaperone binding presents an intriguing puzzle, which is difficult to resolve … -
Scientific internship: Towards artificial cells – building a device to make lipid vesicles
In bottom-up synthetic biology, researchers try to build a minimal cell from scratch and from well-defined components. Giant lipid vesicles are frequently used to mimick a cell’s membrane. As an intern/master student in our Physics … -
Scientific Internship: From a single cell to a mini-organ
In this project you will investigate relations between cells in space and time, as well as the growth of the individual cells.It has recently become possible to grow mini-organs, called organoids, outside the body. This … -
Scientific Internship: Live Bacteria under Confinement
We are looking for highly motivated candidates interested in working on current topics in biophysics. Our aim is to investigate the dynamics of living bacteria in constrained geometries to understand bacterial motility in natural environments.
