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and work-life balance are very important. Our research focus is on the coastal and marginal seas, especially the Baltic Sea. The staff of the four sections Physical Oceanography and Instrumentation
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adaptation Background: Adaptation is the process by which organisms in a population evolve to fit the environment in which they reside. The ‘fuel’ of adaptation is generally considered to be genetic variation
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have been found to localise to other cellular compartments where they may function in non-ciliary processes. These have most likely arisen via a process of co-option. One of these non-ciliary processes
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analysis of collected air samples with the GC-HID-ECD system Investigate the climate impact of the measured H2 profiles in collaboration with our modeling department Your Profile: MSc in meteorology, physics
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RNAs can be inherited through the male germline. Specifically, we study this using the nematode C. elegans. By understanding the molecular principles of this process, it can possibly be manipulated in a
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Compensation (DC) (Ohno, 1966). Sex chromosomes evolve from autosomes, a process that occurs rapidly and is characterized by recurrent turnovers and decay. These ever-changing chromosomal landscape poses