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scale-up of the reactor. Post-Doctoral position #2 – Catalysis for Hydroprocessing and Renewable Fuel Production: Develop catalysts for the production of renewable fuels. Post-Doctoral position #3
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with agronomic traits, with an emphasis on resistance to fungal diseases in grapevine, aiming to develop biotechnological tools and enhance disease resistance. The candidate should have knowledge and
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities and context A post-doctoral position is available to develop polymeric nanoreactors for biocatalysis. The project focuses
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or communication. They should demonstrate research experience in the development and evaluation of communication products to support healthcare delivery, preferably using participative co-creation
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities: The fellow will develop and optimize biocompatible micro- and nanosystems for the controlled release of
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, engaging with financial institutions that drive the expansion of rural credit. Additionally, they will develop an original analytical framework based on a comparative matrix of research data regarding
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approaches, the development of food formulations, and the supervision of undergraduate students, as well as the co-supervision of graduate students involved in the project. Mandatory requirements: Candidates
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities and context: The project will investigate the tectonic and magmatic evolution of the South Atlantic Continental Margin
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” project: recording, downloading files, creating metadata, and organizing the corpus of forensic practices; 2) assisting in the development of a program of activities designed to bridge the research work
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Activities: The post-doctoral researcher will develop machine learning models to evaluate the effectiveness and cost