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driven measures have the potential to support health and mitigate operational energy, the application, affordability, and acceptance of such measures are limited. As postdoc researcher you will do research
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integrates athletes’ subjective experiences (such as perceived exertion, motivation, enjoyment and fatigue) with objective physiological and biomechanical data. ASPIRE is a collaboration between the University
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strategy. Your qualities We seek candidates who are motivated about eMRV research, can lead field campaigns, and are self-driven and can work independently and with a team. Applicants should hold a PhD
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. Anticipating the new legislation, the INPROBED project has been granted, which aims to precisely identify and modify cis-regulatory elements and transcription factor genes that control key physiological pathways
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what you bring. Do you recognize yourself in this? You have completed a PhD in data science and/or artificial intelligence. You have gained knowledge of various machine learning techniques, particularly
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? Then we’d love to meet you. What you bring We’re not looking for checkboxes; we’re interested in who you are and what you bring. Do you recognize yourself in this? You have completed a PhD in data
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Are you fascinated by marine microbes? Are you interested in the dynamics of microalgal communities, and how they are affected by environmental change? Do you like to combine laboratory experiments with
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Are you fascinated by marine microbes? Are you interested in the dynamics of microalgal communities, and how they are affected by environmental change? Do you like to combine laboratory experiments
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that influence human interaction and learning. While multimodal systems are already being developed to monitor physical and cognitive engagement, current approaches offer limited interpretability and often do not
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circuits contribute to pathological aggression. The postdoc will use functional ultrasound imaging, behavioural assays, physiological recordings, computational modelling, and pathway-selective chemogenetic