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, and investigations of finite-coupling corrections. The application period is from 29 september to 13 October 2026. Gross salary per year: 47.286,00€ Where to apply Website https://t.ly/DmZbd
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biology, and the development of genome editing systems. Demonstrable experience in the study and manipulation of genetic elements and in insect experimental models. International postdoctoral experience
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laboratory experimentation with advanced characterization techniques and data analysis to study water-rock interactions, crystallization processes and metal immobilization. Main responsibilities include
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catalysis Strong background in optimizing metal-catalyzed transformations We offer A full-time contract for 3 years. Incorporation: November 2026 An international and dynamic environment within a
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in the academic domain. Fluent use of Statistical Software like SPSS.) Specific Requirements Publications in journals of the field with high impact factor, preferably related to the Self-Validation
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, demonstrated by a track record of peer-reviewed publications (high impact factor) and presentations at international scientific congresses. Demonstrated experience working effectively in multidisciplinary
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population and seek to promote peace, equity, diversity and inclusion as essential elements in contribution to improving health worldwide. Where to apply Website https://jobs.isglobal.org/jobs/8056325
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-sensitive elements can enable filtering, switching, or modulation functionalities within an integrated photonics framework. Share this opening! Use the following URL: https://jobs.icfo.eu/?detail=1046
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for individual mRNAs from minutes to several days. Traditionally, the selective degradation of mRNAs has been attributed to the recognition of nucleotide sequence elements by proteins or small RNAs