80 Arts and Literature PhD positions at PhD Programme "Gene Regulation in Evolution" in Sweden
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. The teaching focuses on English language proficiency, English linguistics, and English literature. The main research areas are English language and literature. The Department of English at Stockholm University
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literature reviews, developing conceptual frameworks and carrying out empirical work. Qualifications: Requirements: Master’s degree in a relevant subject to the proposed research project At least 240 ETCS in
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international scientific journals and take third cycle courses. The research includes tasks such as pursuing literature reviews, developing conceptual frameworks and carrying out empirical work. Qualifications
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/or grey literature, and contact information to at least three references. Up to 3 writing samples of published work from the abovementioned list. A research proposal (max. 2 pages) which outlines
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, artistic projects, architectural projects, and/or grey literature, and contact information to at least three references. Up to 3 writing samples of published work from the abovementioned list. A research
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, conference papers, technical reports, exhibitions, artistic projects, architectural projects, and/or grey literature, and contact information to at least three references. Up to 3 writing samples of published
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/or grey literature, and contact information to at least three references. Up to 3 writing samples of published work from the abovementioned list. A research proposal (max. 2 pages) which outlines
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of multiparametric mapping and quantitative perfusion analysis is considered a merit. Additionally, a strong foundation in the scientific literature related to cardiac MR is highly desirable. Basic user skills in
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techniques and additive manufacturing to develop state-of-the-art devices Investigate: Interface these devices into plant models to study their responses to environmental stress. Cultivate: Grow and manage
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tetrapods. This PhD project will focus on using state-of-the-art imaging technologies to access for the first time the bone microanatomy of stem tetrapods in three dimensions and investigate unexplored