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PhD: Reconstructing Zeeland’s historic landscape developments Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Physical Geography Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 1
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only in the past few centuries. For the work package “Holocene peat deposits as natural archives of landscape developments” we look for a motivated PhD student who investigates these landscape and
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developments” we look for a motivated PhD student who investigates these landscape and ecosystem dynamics in Zeeland based on fossil plant remains preserved in peat and lake sediment records. What will you be
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of Veterinary Medicine we train the veterinarians and researchers of the future, provide care for animals and conduct leading and societal relevant research. That is what we are good at. We see that the health
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Health Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 31 October 2026 Your job This PhD project will tackle key challenges in developing new therapies based on Extracellular Vesicles(EV)-enriched
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How can generative AI (GenAI) support Health Technology Assessment (HTA) of medicines? HTA bodies and technology developers are already experimenting with GenAI, but systematic evidence on where it
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, contributing to neuronal toxicity. In this project, your work will help define the origins of RNA toxicity in HD - a critical step toward developing therapies. Your job As a PhD candidate in this project, you
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such as publication and patent data, and aims to enrich these with other sources on individual paths and preferences. The PhD candidate will have the opportunity to develop unique datasets and apply
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’ preferences in terms of ‘productive agriculture’ and ‘healthy biodiversity’ into quantifiable impact indicators; Develop a spatial optimization algorithm that finds land use configurations that optimize
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plants in the automated phenotyping facilities of the Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre (NPEC) . Using high-resolution imaging, you will follow plant growth, physiology and disease development after