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on the Baltic Sea to collect water, plankton and sediment samples for this project. Afterwards, the PhD student will be responsible for the molecular lab work to process the samples for sequencing and to analyse
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soon receive an MSc degree in biochemistry or molecular biology. Experience in protein expression and purification, interaction assays or advanced cell biology is a plus. The ideal candidates should be
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or biology A strong interest in molecular mechanisms of plant abiotic stress tolerance Excellent English language skills (written and spoken) Highly motivated to work in a cooperative manner within the CRC Our
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The Molecular Plant Nutrition research group investigates the transport and metabolism of minerals, their interactions with plant hormones and their role in physiological and morphological
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given. Your profile: An excellent MSc degree (or equivalent) in biochemistry or biology A strong interest in molecular mechanisms of plant-microbe interactions Excellent English language skills (written
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spectrometry based advanced methodologies. YOU: are an M. Sc. (or equivalent) in natural or life sciences with a strong background in molecular and cell biology and/or biochemistry have very good command
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PhD. Your tasks Conduct fieldwork in tropical South America and the Caribbean Conduct morphological and molecular lab work, and perform bioinformatic, phylogenomic and biogeographic analyses Manage and
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degree (Master or equivalent) in biology or related subjects (top 10%) Strong interest in fundamental plant ecology/physiology Proficiency in English Experience in scientific writing and presentations
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stakeholder workshops Presentation of results in scientific conferences and journals Your profile A master in biology, genetics, bioinformatics or related fields Experience in bioinformatics, molecular biology
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) BATPROTECT is a 6-year funded ERC synergy grant project that will use bats as natural models of healthy aging and disease tolerance to elucidate the molecular mechanisms behind bats’ exceptional longevity and