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/or experience. Working Title Writing Fellows Coordinator External Link to Posting https://jobs.uncw.edu/postings/41141 Vacancy Number E1636 Position Number 2205 Location of Workplace Main UNCW Campus
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undergoing large-scale and unprecedented changes in terms of structure and species composition due to anthropogenic disturbances, climate change, and other global change drivers. Climate, disturbances and
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fibre-based aerogels with similar composition but different pore network structures, where one produces a smoother mouthfeel than the other. How would you design experiments to investigate the
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, applicants must complete the FAroGels online application form at https://farogels.eu/apply/ and upload the same documents there. Application deadline: 09 December 2026, 23:59 (EET) Expected interview
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is neither tenure or tenure-track. We seek rising teacher-scholars working in Rhetoric and/or Composition or a related field with experience in writing instruction. The successful applicant must hold
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, and the composition of the mentoring team. A mentoring team must include at least one NOAA or CICOES research scientist (co-located CICOES research scientists are eligible) and at least one academic
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project will measure the ability of new/alternative proteins to modify the composition of the gut microbiota, influence microbial production of beneficial metabolites (e.g. short chain fatty acids, amino
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composition of the gut microbiota, influence microbial production of beneficial metabolites (e.g. short chain fatty acids, amino acids and derivatives, bile acids, small phenolic acids) and improve markers
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changes in the mycorrhizal community composition will affect soil carbon sequestration processes in post-agricultural soils. The studies will shed light on the extent to which inoculation with forest
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substances. Research activities will include the analysis of seized products, investigation of product composition, as well as screening for novel or previously unreported compounds. The project will