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programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The work within the project Development of One-pot Multienzymatic Cascade Systems for Sustainable
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The main objective of the project is to develop novel, interpretable predictive models for response to immunotherapy in patients with advanced melanoma, based on the functional activity of gut fungi
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administrative support for conducting research and disseminating its results. The opportunity to work in an active and interdisciplinary team. Opportunities for professional development. More information: https
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/55/I/ST5/02185) under the supervision of principal of the project - dr Jagoda Litowczenko-Cybulska. This project aims to develop next-generation bioactive, slowly degradable stents for applications in
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, University of Warsaw. Remuneration: 140 000,00 gross, gross. We offer opportunities for professional development and work in an interdisciplinary research team. During the period of employment
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evolution of synanthropism. All such studies will largely benefit from this project’s results. Modern mammal-focused isotopic ecology will benefit as well, as it utilizes the same modeling methods. We can see