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to target specific candidate epialleles, allowing you to prove the causal link between DNA methylation and gene expression. Investigate the transgenerational stability of these epigenetic marks over multiple
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; profile root and leaf microbiomes using amplicon sequencing; analyse integrated microbiome and phenotyping datasets; contribute to machine-learning models predicting pathogen invasion success and plant
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, physiology and disease development; profile root and leaf microbiomes using amplicon sequencing; analyse integrated microbiome and phenotyping datasets; contribute to machine-learning models predicting
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funding systems and programmes (e.g. NWO, Health~Holland, Horizon Europe); Can independently manage multiple proposals simultaneously while balancing and aligning internal and external interests and input
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studies in Work Package 4. This will involve aligning pathway development with suitable assessment approaches, co-designing monitoring strategies, analyzing interventions, and ensuring consistency across
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longitudinal research programme examining political attitudes, identities, behaviour, and psychological constructs across multiple survey waves, samples, panel providers, and countries. PPBS maintains linked
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assessing alignment with national and international funding calls; Identifying suitable funding opportunities and advising researchers on funding strategies; Leading the development of competitive grant
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for a candidate with a strong track record in the fields of social inequality and/or social stratification. Preferably, the research aligns with Utrecht University’s strategic theme ‘Institutions for Open
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research, both within the field of Clinical Psychology. Your academic profile aligns with the mission and vision of the Clinical Psychology department (https://www.uu.nl/en/organisation/clinical-psychology
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your relevant, demonstrable expertise aligns with the project’s goals; (2) how you would approach the described task(s); the names and contact details of at least two references; a copy of your PhD