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of plant–microbiome interactions, novel computational strategies for analysing ancient omics data, and candidate genes and pathways that can ultimately support the development of more resilient crops. Your
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how workplace contexts shape experiences of impostorism and how these experiences affect career development. Grounded in Social Identity Theory, the project aims to transform the way researchers
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qualifications: Must-haves: A completed PhD (or a PhD close to completion) in health economics, development economics, economics, econometrics, or a closely related discipline. Strong analytical and quantitative
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, research institutes, and industrial partners involved in the CLEANMAT project across Europe. The role offers opportunities to contribute to innovation development, high-impact publications, and the
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applications, equivalent and efficient physics-based AI meta models, and corresponding model predictive control schemes will be validated based on the data collected. The development of the high fidelity models
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validation of gene-edited tomato plants with respect to plant growth and development and their ionome under optimal, natural and mineral-stress conditions. To establish a fruitful collaboration with
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, long development times, and the risk of toxicity against healthy tissue. At the heart of these challenges lies the TCR specificity problem: understanding how T-cell receptors (TCRs) recognize peptide
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such as health and wellbeing, sustainable living, learning and development, inclusive society, safe and healthy upbringing, and work and collaboration. If you would like to learn more about the Faculty
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, efficiency, and functionality. You will contribute to one of four complementary research directions: ALD for photonic integration: Development of functional dielectric coatings for III–V nanophotonic
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allowance. Extensive opportunities for personal and professional development. Selection process Interested? Does this vacancy appeal to you? If so, click on the button below and apply straightaway. Please add