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. We are an international team of over 50 persons, with currently half being PhDs. We have excellent laboratory facilities and support for the development and implementation of soil biological methods
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/contaminated and is therefore typically downcycled (e.g., low-value compost/animal feed) or incinerated, which also creates problematic bottom and fly ash residues and can spread persistent contaminants
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Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior • | Radolfzell am Bodensee, Baden W rttemberg | Germany | 2 months ago
programme No Description/content The IMPRS-QBEE is a structured graduate programme for outstanding doctoral candidates from around the world whose research interests lie within the fields of animal behaviour
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carbon can come from biogenic waste, low-grade biowaste is often wet/contaminated and is therefore typically downcycled (e.g., low-value compost/animal feed) or incinerated, which also creates problematic
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. But what happens when textiles are no longer static, when they move, respond, grow, and change over time? This PhD project investigates human experiences of animated textiles, including biofabricated
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supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process. You will conduct the research efficiently and to an appropriate standard, possibly abroad, and compete for funding for general
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Help redefine cancer treatment through nanomedicine. We are seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to work at the cutting edge of lipid nanoparticle design & molecular modeling Job description
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Degree PhD or (if applicable Dr rer nat) Course location Hannover Teaching language English Languages English (100%) Full-time / part-time full-time Programme duration 6 semesters Beginning Winter
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isotope analysis techniques on small samples sizes are applied in NIGEL in collaboration with colleagues from a broad range of fields; e.g., dust provenance, provenance of animals, humans and archaeological
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, chemotherapy, viral infections and diabetes mellitus. Looking at clinical studies, the current research process is to propose a model, conduct animal tests and then evaluate whether the original model is