DNA-Robotics is an Innovative Training Network (GA no. 765703) under the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions H2020. The school officially started on January 1 2018 and will run for 4 years. The DNA-Based Modular Robotics (DNA-Robotics) school is in the process of hiring 15 early stage researchers to subsequently take the first steps to scale advanced robotic behavior to the molecular scale for future medical and technological applications.
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Aarhus University
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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich
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Karolinska Institutet
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University of Oxford
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ATDBio Ltd.
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Affibody AB
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Arizona State University
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Microsoft Research
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Meet Joakim Bohlin
Hi there! My name is Joakim and since this is my first post on this blog I’ll give you an introduction to who I am and how I got here.
Research position at ATDBio in Oxford
ATDBio has an exciting opportunity for a Graduate Research Scientist, who will join the EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie “DNA-Robotics” Innovative Training Network (as ESR 15), a consortium of high class academic and private institutions across Europe. Please see the job advert…
Meet Karol Kolataj
Hi all! My name is Karol Kołątaj, and I am a member of the DNA-Robotics ITN in the group of Prof. Tim Liedl. In this very first blog I would like to introduce myself, and briefly show you how and…
Meet Alba Monferrer
Hey everyone! My name is Alba Monferrer, and I am one of the Early-Stage Researchers (ESRs) of the DNA-Robotics Innovative Training Network (ITN). Since this is my first blog post, I will talk about my background and how I ended…
Meet Rafa Carrascosa Marzo
Hi everyone! I am Rafael Carrascosa Marzo, but I rather you call me Rafa. I am currently doing my PhD in Prof. Turberfield’s laboratory in the Department of Physics at the University of Oxford. I would like to talk a…
Meet Mihir Dass
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