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-throughput sequencing and advanced bioinformatics; (iii) Discovery, characterization and evaluation of indigenous bacterial biocontrol organisms capable of suppressing rice grain rot.The successful candidate
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with other research and industrial partners within the projects. Align work and objectives between work packages within projects. Participate in project meetings and consortium activities. Dissemination
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spatial transcriptome, protein and epigenome readouts from the same tissue section. The project will combine single-cell and spatial multi-omics with DBiT-seq-based spatial omics sequencing technology and
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rural youth to training, infrastructure, and innovation, strengthening inclusive participation and economic empowerment. Impact occurs at multiple levels. Farmers gain practical tools to increase milk
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consortium labs Engage with scientific staff to align goals, troubleshoot challenges, and explore collaborative opportunities Connect researchers with relevant resources, technologies, and expertise
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) in your CV. Highlight any prior academic accomplishments.• A transcript of your grades and prior qualifications. Candidates who meet the basic eligibility criteria and demonstrate a good alignment with
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or religious studies that aligns with the proposed doctoral research in terms of subject matter and methodology. Candidates with a Master’s in World Religions combined with an academic master’s degree in a non
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areas of theoretical and regional expertise. You will supervise both master’s thesis students and PhD candidates. Your teaching will meet KU Leuven’s standards and align with the university’s educational
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circular economy practices, aligned with European sustainability, resource efficiency, and Digital Product Passport (DPP) policies. Research background Digital Product Passports are emerging as a cornerstone
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professional care. The selected candidate will: develop a rigorous doctoral plan aligned with TRUST’s Theory of Change and five WPs; support formative research and six participatory-design workshops using