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in close collaboration with with a postdoctoral researcher and a fellow PhD candidate, you will identify microbial taxa and microbial interactions that are most strongly associated with disease
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for how HTA bodies assess GenAI-supported submissions. To study these questions, you will use a variety of methods, including comparative document analyses, quantitative descriptive and association studies
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disparities, and will investigate whether high-disparity classrooms are associated with assimilation pressure, masking and a reduced sense of authenticity. Your main tasks will include: refining the conceptual
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extract is associated with kidney damage, kava extract with liver toxicity, and ephedra extract with cardiovascular insults. These examples highlight the need for a robust and structured strategy to better
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strongly associated with disease resistance or susceptibility. A key part of your project will be to move from prediction to biological understanding. You will select promising microbes emerging from
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interpret and emotionally respond to them, and how these interpretations are associated with different forms of political engagement. A central question is under what conditions emotionally charged migration
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. The project will distinguish universally poor environments from classrooms with acceptable average outcomes but large inclusion disparities, and will investigate whether high-disparity classrooms are associated
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-national data collection. First, you will link data from the European Social Survey with MIPEX indicators to examine whether cross-national variation in migrant welfare rights is associated with migrants
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descriptive and association studies, complex systems analyses, automated extraction data analysis and methods-needs matching Your PhD position is part of the Academic Research Network HTA, a collaboration
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these interpretations are associated with different forms of political engagement. A central question is under what conditions emotionally charged migration narratives are linked to political engagement? The project will