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the final quarter of the twentieth century through the lens of media governance. Through a comparative Western European perspective, the project investigates how social movements, interest organisations
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and transformation in the final quarter of the twentieth century through the lens of media governance. Through a comparative Western European perspective, the project investigates how social movements
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the same pathogen can cause severe disease in one microbial environment but establish poorly in another. You will work with a unique collection of 100 Dutch agricultural soil microbiomes and grow potato
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epialleles drive heritable trait variation across generations by establishing causal links between DNA methylation, gene expression, and inherited traits. It pioneers transient epigenome editing in a wild, non
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). This project is part of a collaborative effort with Maastricht University to investigate and evaluate the potential toxicity of herbal supplements using a range of in vitro approaches. While many people use
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investigate why the same pathogen can cause severe disease in one microbial environment but establish poorly in another. You will work with a unique collection of 100 Dutch agricultural soil microbiomes and
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practices, sensory environments and social dynamics contribute to these inequalities. Using an innovative multilevel approach, you will move beyond institutional averages to identify where inclusion succeeds
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conditions. Moreover, little is known about how fight–flight–freeze reactions unfold over time. This project maps how patients with personality disorders move between defensive reactions in daily life and
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glycans. You will combine glycan-based tools, molecular biology, and biochemical or analytical approaches to identify and characterise glycan receptors that drive influenza host and tissue tropism. We
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and transformation in the final quarter of the twentieth century through the lens of media governance. Through a comparative Western European perspective, the project investigates how social movements