36 parallel-processing-bioinformatics PhD positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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follow-up experiments to understand how protective microbes influence plant–pathogen interactions; collaborate closely with researchers in microbiology, plant pathology, phenotyping, bioinformatics and
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how protective microbes influence plant–pathogen interactions; collaborate closely with researchers in microbiology, plant pathology, phenotyping, bioinformatics and predictive modelling. The project
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transformation, bioinformatics, plant phenotyping or microscopy, DNA methylation analysis (e.g. bisulfite sequencing), or plant tissue culture. Our offer a position for 18 months, with an extension to a total of
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encourage you to keep investing in your personal and professional development. For more information, please visit Working at Utrecht University . Selection process At Utrecht University, we strive to be a
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. While this general knowledge is now firmly established, the processes of transport and burial during turbidity current events remain poorly understood. The DEEP-FLUX project aims to establish a new
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and professional development. For more information, please visit Working at Utrecht University . Selection process At Utrecht University, we strive to be a place where everyone feels at home. We value
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firmly established, the processes of transport and burial during turbidity current events remain poorly understood. The DEEP-FLUX project aims to establish a new physical framework for quantifying fluxes
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hotspots, making them vulnerable to far-field human interference. While this general knowledge is now firmly established, the processes of transport and burial during turbidity current events remain poorly
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under global change requires accurate and consistent soil information at global scale. Current global soil maps are derived using empirical machine learning that often ignores known soil processes
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them vulnerable to far-field human interference. While this general knowledge is now firmly established, the processes of transport and burial during turbidity current events remain poorly understood