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in close collaboration with with a postdoctoral researcher and a fellow PhD candidate, you will identify microbial taxa and microbial interactions that are most strongly associated with disease
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such schemes influence adoption of biodiversity measures at farms? What is the impact on farm income? What are the risks associated with implementing biodiversity measures? Answers to these questions contribute
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: identifying factors associated with parental distress, coping and resilience, drawing on developmental and psychological research. Long-term outcomes: investigating how these factors relate to quality of life
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therapies before transplantation. In this PhD project, you will develop and evaluate innovative strategies to detect, prevent, and repair oxidative stress–associated injury in high-risk donor livers
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for non-invasive health monitoring. Information Tears contain a rich variety of biomarkers associated with both ocular and systemic diseases, including glaucoma, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and cancer. However
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of Assistant Professor Dr. Suzanne van der Veldt, Assistant Professor Dr. Sanne Moorman and Associate Professor Dr. Jocelien Olivier.
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Rosewich in Tübingen, Germany. You will also have the opportunity to develop experience in patient advocacy, networking and research planning through a placement at the European Leukodystrophy Association
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for how HTA bodies assess GenAI-supported submissions. To study these questions, you will use a variety of methods, including comparative document analyses, quantitative descriptive and association studies
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, using qualitative research, consensus methods and quantitative validation in an international cohort. Risk and resilience: identifying factors associated with parental distress, coping and resilience
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with the European Leukodystrophy Association (ELA) will offer the opportunity to engage with patients and families and learn about the priorities of affected communities. The position is based in