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Research Agenda and the Brazilian research council CNPq . Within the project, you will closely collaborate with another PhD candidate at Utrecht University on stakeholder perspectives, several consortium
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. The primary challenge lies in distinguishing genetic from epigenetic effects and establishing a causal relationship between DNA methylation variants and gene expression. In a collaborative project between
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challenge lies in distinguishing genetic from epigenetic effects and establishing a causal relationship between DNA methylation variants and gene expression. In a collaborative project between Utrecht
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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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articles suitable for publication in peer-reviewed academic journals in competition law or policy. Throughout this project you will work in close collaboration with two dedicated PhD supervisors, who will
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glycan arrays, engineered glycans, influenza binding assays, and—depending on expertise—molecular biology, enzymology, biochemical assays. Collaborative environment: you will join a multidisciplinary team
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funded through the Dutch Research Agenda and the Brazilian research council CNPq . Within the project, you will closely collaborate with another PhD candidate at Utrecht University on stakeholder
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the Dutch-Flemish Postgraduate School Experimental Psychopathology, which provides additional training and facilitates networking and collaboration with other researchers in the field of Experimental
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academic articles suitable for publication in peer-reviewed academic journals in competition law or policy. Throughout this project you will work in close collaboration with two dedicated PhD supervisors
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; translating findings into practical recommendations in collaboration with the USO project NeUUroinclusive Education and relevant university stakeholders; Teaching/supervision of theses (max. 10% of your time).