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contact with the liaison lecturer and actively participate in the scholarship’s non-material services, activities and organisations as well as – after the programme has ended – join and contribute
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vivo / in vitro disease models Access to human patient material and clinically relevant reverse-translational research approaches Close supervision and mentorship within an international and supportive
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EUR per month fixed allowance of 150 EUR per month for material expenses and travel further contributions to material expenses possible subsidy towards health insurance of up to 150 EUR possible
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light at the quantum limit, and on the other hand to apply this knowledge in order to develop novel spectroscopic tools for medicine, biology and industrial material characterisation. The advertised PhD
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. Hoogwater) and UMO (Prof. Bockhorn, PD Dr. Meyer), including shared patient cohorts, a joint PDAC database, and existing data and material transfer agreements. Your tasks Development and optimization
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for understanding the behavior of a broad class of systems with intrinsic motility. Porous materials -- such as cell cytoplasm, mucus, tissues, gels or soil -- serve as a natural propagation media of most
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temporal variability of energy supply and demand, and by the high degree of interdependence of material and energy flows. Our research aims to provide scalable, faster-than-real-time capable methods and
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molecular machine research and technologies are critical fields with the potential to offer significant benefits to chemical synthesis, medical technologies and treatment, smart materials, and nanotechnology
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Systems - Jülich Systems Analysis (ICE-2) is the unbiased, scientific investigation of technologies, technology paths, value chains and market ramp-ups in future energy systems, considering material
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curiosity and enthusiasm for both new methods and ancient material Solid methodological foundations for conducting research on the project’s subject matter Proficiency in written and spoken English skills