14 Other Postbus 80125 3508 TC Utrecht NETHERLANDS scholarships at University of Melbourne
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research team. It helps to hear different perspectives from researchers in another country. Also, access to different facilities, like the synchrotron in Melbourne, complemented my research. How did
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researchers the chance to work with researchers from other disciplines – a health researcher might work with neuroscientists to learn more about mental health, or an economics researcher might collaborate with
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addition to your core PhD studies. They provide the chance to work with others who share a passion for discovering new knowledge in your area of interest. We currently offer a wide range of multidisciplinary
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perspectives from researchers in another country. Also, access to different facilities, like the synchrotron in Melbourne, complemented my research. How did international collaboration influence the direction
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of antibiotic resistance genes by the bacterial conjugation process. During conjugation, single-stranded DNA is transferred in a unidirectional manner from one bacterium to another by the action of the type IV
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description: Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) is an indispensable technique, extensively used in chemical analysis, as well as in other fields including biology and physics. The imaging mode of the technique
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(termed as twin boundary) are mirror symmetry to each other. A shear stress can generate a deformation twinning and drive the glide of the twin boundary. It is therefore essential to obtain a fundamental
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biomedical engineering. Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of the team. Demonstrated time and project management skills. Demonstrated ability to write research reports or other publications
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ability to work independently and as part of the team. Demonstrated time and project management skills. Demonstrated ability to write research reports or other publications to a publishable standard (even
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trophic interactions as they feed on vegetation, are fed upon by birds and other wildlife and are foundational for numerous ecosystem services including pollination and pest control. The liveability