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The Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research (CTR) provides a dynamic environment for PhD training in placental biology and reproductive science. Founded in 2007, it brings together over 30 Principal Investigators with a shared interest in the scientific study of the placenta, early development and maternal-fetal interactions during pregnancy. Our PIs are…
Tomoya Kitajima’s laboratory studies chromosome segregation in mammalian oocytes, eggs and early embryos, including age-related errors. Researchers combine live imaging, micromanipulation, cell engineering and molecular or synthetic biology. The advertised work contributes to a JST-CREST project developing artificial intracellular components to prevent…
Develop computational methods for biological digital twins, including parameter estimation, uncertainty quantification, Bayesian inference and physics-informed neural networks. Build scalable simulation software and apply it with experimental and clinical collaborators to development and disease models.
Develop data-based mechanistic models of mouse and human tissue development. Integrate quantitative imaging with mathematical simulations, collaborate with experimentalists and contribute to open-source tools and teaching. This salaried doctoral position is based in Basel and accepts applications on a rolling basis until filled. Apply through the ETH online…
The Research Luke Harland is establishing a new research group based in the Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research within the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge. The group investigates how specialised blood and vascular cell types arise during mammalian development and uses this knowledge to generate defined…
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