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chemistry. You will use this combination to develop a new class of quantum sensors for biosensing and nanoscale magnetic resonance. Background Optically addressable spins—most prominently the nitrogen-vacancy
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) will be added for comparison. The project methods are analyses of carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes in plants (protein, cellulose, lignin) and herbivores (bone collagen) material. Modern material
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technologies and instrumentation concepts for future particle physics experiments. Research areas may include new and emerging quantum sensors based on nitrogen-vacancy centers, development of novel readout
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. • Understanding of soil biogeochemical processes with special emphasis on nitrogen and phosphorus dynamics and nutrient-facilitation rhizosphere processes • Outstanding publication record in leading
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survival outcomes. Thiadiazole is a heterocyclic compound containing one sulphur and two nitrogen atoms. It occurs in several isoforms, of which 1,3,4-thiadiazole is the most widely studied. Our initial
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topics: Cryostat handling (materials, liquid nitrogen/helium) Magnetometry Proven track-record of both independent and collaborative working to manage projects within a multidisciplinary international
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emissions and uptake of these reactive volatiles. All organisms produce, and some consume, mixtures of diverse volatile compounds such as VOCs, reactive nitrogen gases (e.g., HONO), and sulfur/halogenated
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Greenbelt, Maryland | United States | 11 days ago
emissions from wildfires can lead to the atmospheric transport of macronutrients and bio-essential trace metals such as nitrogen and iron, which are later deposited over the ocean, potentially fertilizing
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cell metabolism in liver diseases and liver cancer. The projects are built upon our publications on nitrogen metabolism and ammonia handling in several cancer types (PMID: 26603296, 31665640, 36256480
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to predict nitrogen (N) and phosphorous (P) excretion, and this was published by Fox et al. (2004). Further, those predictions were refined and improved and partition N and P excretion between urine and feces