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browser and try again. 30th July 2024 Languages English English English PhD Research Fellow in Computational Continuum Mechanics Apply for this job See advertisement About the position Position as PhD
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30th July 2024 Languages English English English PhD Research Fellow in Computational Continuum Mechanics Apply for this job See advertisement About the position Position as PhD Research Fellow in
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of cellular membranes by capillary forces”, an interdisciplinary project aimed at understanding molecular and biophysical mechanisms that shape double cellular membranes, with emphasis on autophagosome
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to produce a comprehensive understanding of academic resilience and its underlying mechanisms. This knowledge will then be used to develop evidence-based recommendations and interventions aimed at fostering
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to produce a comprehensive understanding of academic resilience and its underlying mechanisms. This knowledge will then be used to develop evidence-based recommendations and interventions aimed at fostering
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to study gene regulatory mechanisms pan-cancer. The project aims to experimentally validate recent findings on transcriptional dysregulation associated with cancer outcome, and use these findings
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production, sediment traps, grazing, in situ growth-rates, etc) Desired qualifications: Experience with research on marine plankton ecology, with an emphasis biological carbon processes and mechanisms Ability
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novel mechanisms in cancer development that can be targeted with novel cancer therapy. One of the main research aims of the group is to better understand the regulation of autophagy. The candidate will
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production, sediment traps, grazing, in situ growth-rates, etc) Desired qualifications: Experience with research on marine plankton ecology, with an emphasis biological carbon processes and mechanisms Ability
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novel mechanisms in cancer development that can be targeted with novel cancer therapy. One of the main research aims of the group is to better understand the regulation of autophagy. The candidate will