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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities and context: The aim is to develop a comparative analysis of geological risk management procedures in UNESCO Global
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spectroscopy – FTIR, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy – XPS, thermogravimetric analysis – TGA, differential scanning calorimetry – DSC, atomic force microscopy – ATM, among others). Scientific reports and
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years. Demonstrated research experience in cropping systems, evidenced by peer-reviewed scientific publications. Experience in data analysis and modeling using R and/or Python. Knowledge of statistical
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of the main project “Making Bones Talk” alongside documentation practices with scientific dissemination practices; 3) collaborating in the identification of topics for analysis involving forensic practices
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, or biomolecule immobilization; fabrication of interdigitated or printed electrodes and microneedles; biological samples, ex vivo skin, or biomimetic models assays; and integrated analysis of morphological
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viral vectors, cell culture, flow cytometry, and recombinant protein production is required. The candidate must have technical proficiency in mass spectrometry data analysis, large-scale data processing
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physicochemical characterization; ability in experimental design, data analysis, and scientific writing in English; availability for full-time dedication in accordance with FAPESP regulations . Desirable
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, cytokine profiling by qPCR, and statistical analysis of biological datasets; - Strong track record of scientific publications in international, peer-reviewed indexed journals, and excellent scientific
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participant observation, field notes, qualitative data analysis, and scientific assessment of the methodology. The project investigates the potential, limitations, and institutional conditions for implementing
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universe of his time, specifically by the time of his lectures on aesthetics (Heidelberg and Berlin, 1817 to 1829). The primary material for analysis consists of letters from the philosopher’s final decade