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internationally in our research and study programs. The PhD candidate will join the newly established research group Sustainability and Behavior Change. The group combines methods and insights from different fields
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antimicrobial resistance (AMR), but the biological mechanisms remain poorly understood. This project asks how temperature shapes selection for resistance across different antibiotics, strains, and species
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children within authentic educational settings. The project combines experimental research, classroom studies and computational modelling to better understand what makes children curious, how they decide
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large faculty but also versatile, so we can often make unique connections by combining different disciplines. This is reflected in ME’s outstanding, state-of-the-art education, which trains students
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. The project is being conducted in partnership with IhydRATE Pty Ltd, an Australian bio-tech company developing Salhy, a non-invasive saliva-based test platform that combines salivary biomarkers with digital
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for three consecutive periods (2014-2018 and 2018-2022 and 2023-2026). ICN2 comprises 20 Research Groups, 7 Technical Development and Support Units and Facilities, and 2 Research Platforms, covering different
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measures that are robust, reproducible and relevant to assessments used in patients and mammalian disease models. Your research will combine different approaches to: Develop and standardise behavioural
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make unique connections by combining different disciplines. This is reflected in ME’s outstanding, state-of-the-art education, which trains students to become responsible and socially engaged engineers
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-centric micromanufacturing technologies for next-generation healthcare and MedTech applications. The project offers the possibility to pursue the PhD within the network at different universities and
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particles and flowing water across different spatial and temporal scales, while keeping the models computationally efficient. The research builds on an Eulerian two-phase modelling approach previously applied