67 postdoctoral-in-exercise-physiology scholarships at University of Antwerp in Belgium
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inactivation of the newly identified proteins using morphological and physiological approaches will be evaluated using corresponding knockout mouse models. Additionally, protein-protein interactions will be
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participants, and a soundscape assessment based on data collected using a dedicated smartphone app. In your PhD research, you will not only statistically analyse these data in depth, but you will also use GIS
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these data in depth, but you will also use GIS-based data and develop AI-based prediction models. Furthermore, you will perform VR-based listening tests (in cooperation with UMinho, Portugal, and the Antwerp
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doctoral scholarship for a period of one year, with the possibility of renewal after positive evaluation; The start date of the scholarship can be discussed, ideally September 1, 2024; You will do most
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1 year, with the possibility of extension after positive evaluation. The start date of the scholarship can be discussed, beginning from September 1st You will do most of your work at Campus
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project A Genealogy of Peace: Change and Continuity in a Ritual Practice. The project takes a macro-historical approach to analyse conceptions and practices of peace in European history, from the Middle
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, International Political Theory, International Political Anthropology). You will write your thesis in the context of the FWO-financed project A Genealogy of Peace: Change and Continuity in a Ritual Practice. The
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Academisch Personeel, BAP). You will receive ecocheques and a bicycle allowance or a full reimbursement of public transport costs for commuting. You will do most of your work at the Campus Groenenborger in a
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mitigating the income effects of volatile employment”. This research project revisits flexicurity’s prime claims, that we understand to be replacing job security by employment security, and guaranteeing income
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. The PhD project fits into the FWO-funded research project “When flexicurity drops the ball: assessing the role of the European welfare states in mitigating the income effects of volatile employment