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training in - and innovative ideas for - the theory and methods of socio-cultural anthropology. Candidates' research and teaching must focus on sexuality, gender, and religion in their relationship to either
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-cultural anthropology. Candidates' research and teaching must focus on sexuality, gender, and religion in their relationship to either (i) populism, fundamentalism, and/or the security state; (ii) new
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scientific journals. Environment: The University of Basel is the oldest Swiss university with a long tradition in ethics and the humanities and is committed to diversity, equal opportunities and family
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journals. Environment: The University of Basel is the oldest Swiss university with a long tradition in ethics and the humanities and is committed to diversity, equal opportunities and family-friendliness. It
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. Careful mentorship and respect for human values, including diversity, equity, and inclusiveness, are driving forces of our group, ensuring an ideal environment for the candidate to develop, succeed, and
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of technological platforms available at the Department of Biomedicine. Careful mentorship and respect for human values, including diversity, equity, and inclusiveness, are driving forces of our group, ensuring
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Your position Research position with clinical involvement as part of a Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) project “Learning-based 3D Infant Face and Head Model for Medical Applications”. You
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Swiss university with a long tradition in ethics and the humanities and is committed to diversity, equal opportunities and family-friendliness. It has a long-standing reputation in outstanding research
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faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences. Research at university is increasingly data-driven and thus requires state-of-the-art services to support data-science
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sustainability legislation such as due diligence regulations and import restrictions. Such legislation requires companies to provide granular insights on environmental and human rights-related risks in