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. Possible research topics include, but are not limited to, physical variability and its influence on plankton distribution; ecological connectivity and larval dispersal; the transport of organisms and
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, an updated CV, and a statement of interest (maximum one page) describing your academic and clinical experience and how it relates to the activities planned for the project. Email subject line: “D-PROTECT Study
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities and context: This FAPESP Thematic Project is opening a post-doctoral fellowship position in its track entitled “The Life
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the City of São Paulo”, supported by FAPESP through its Public Policy Research Program (PPP), is offering a post-doctoral fellowship in Health Information Design. Applications will be accepted until August
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to the research project, in accordance with FAPESP rules and guidelines. Desirable requirements: The candidate is expected to be able to situate Hegel's philosophy according to its systematic, historical, and
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Brazil's São Paulo State University (UNESP), involving research teams in both countries. It is jointly coordinated by Prof. Andre Freitas (IDIAP) and Prof. Daniel Pedronette (UNESP). The scholarship
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the mechanisms of immune regulation in sepsis, with a focus on neuroimmune and interorgan communication. It is also desirable for the candidate to have a strong interest in modelling gene regulatory
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities and context One post-doctoral position focused on “Soil macrofauna and its relationship with carbon and soil health
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and high-performance computing environments; • A reasonable knowledge of immunology is also desirable; • It is also desirable for the candidate to have a strong interest in modeling gene regulatory
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individual will join a multidisciplinary team at CQMED—set up at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) and supported by FAPESP through its Partnership for Technological Innovation (PITE) program—and will