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on an exciting PhD journey where you will explore the fascinating field of anaerobic methane oxidation and its multifaceted environmental implications, unlocking its vast biotechnological potential. This is not
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field of anaerobic methane oxidation and its multifaceted environmental implications, unlocking its vast biotechnological potential. This is not just any doctoral position: it is a chance to be at
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you a highly motivated and skilled PhD candidate with a recent MSc degree in environmental sciences, biotechnology
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. The project bridges the Sanitary Engineering and Environmental Biotechnology groups at TU Delft. You will be directly supervised by Michele Laureni, Jules van Lier and Mark van Loosdrecht, with ample freedom
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for this project are DNA and RNA extraction, PCR and next-generation sequencing. Requirements Specific Requirements You hold an HLO degree, preferably with a specialization in molecular biology or biotechnology; You
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Specific Requirements A PhD in a relevant field (Biopharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Bioengineering, Virology, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology) and affinity with applied virology including viral vector
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research program of the UMC Utrecht Brain, Circulatory Health, or Regenerative Medicine and Stem cells Research Centers . Requirements Specific Requirements A PhD in a relevant field (Biotechnology
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emphasis will be given to as-of-yet overlooked processes and metabolic nitrogen intermediates. The project bridges the Sanitary Engineering and Environmental Biotechnology groups at TU Delft. You will be
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spans diverse fields including Molecular and cellular biology, Microbiology, Genetics, Developmental Biology, Immunity, Evolutionary Biology, Behavioural biology, Ecology, Biotechnology and Drug discovery
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protecting nature’s biodiversity, creating sustainable biotechnology and agriculture and increasing good health. Our research focuses on four Research Themes: Bioactive Molecules, Host-Microbe Interactions