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program forms part of the work. We offer a stimulating and interactive research environment, free use of all state-of-the-art facilities, a competitive salary. We also offer: We offer a full-time position
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( STAR ) and the Automated Design of Algorithms ( ADA ) research groups. Moreover, there are plenty of opportunities for interaction and collaboration with other groups at the institute and internationally
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) Understanding and interest in interactions between ecology, climate and fires A doctorate degree in a relevant field Evidence of analytical thinking and scientific writing We are committed to building
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or cryo-ET sample preparation, data collection and image processing is particularly valuable. You are interested in understanding molecular mechanisms of host–pathogen interactions and are willing
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metanetwork for sharing knowledge and experience on NBS across the Mediterranean. Concretely, the postdoc will: Design and facilitate translocal community interactions, including social innovator dialogues and
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imaging, spatial transcriptomics/genomics, (multiplex) immunostaining experience with protein-protein interactions and/or working with live snails is a plus affinity for bioinformatics techniques and
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-interaction treatment of SOC, while scalar relativistic effects will be included via the spin-free exact two-component theory in its one-electron variant (SFX2C-1e), thereby extending the scope of EOM-CC
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-interaction treatment of SOC, while scalar relativistic effects will be included via the spin-free exact two-component theory in its one-electron variant (SFX2C-1e), thereby extending the scope of EOM-CC
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understanding of soil–foundation interaction under complex offshore loading conditions. Relevant topics include installation effects, cyclic and dynamic loading, long-term performance, and the removal or reuse
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modeling of disease progression and treatment response. Job description Cardiovascular disorders often progress over months to years through complex interactions between myocardial mechanics, tissue