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these brain disorders. As a PhD student, you will be responsible for developing innovative oligodendroglial humanized cell and animal models. You will work with human induced pluripotent stem cells, which will
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relevant mouse model of intensive-care-supported critical illness to selectively target specific molecular pathways. For translational purposes, we will also use human plasma and tissue biopsies and
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master's degree within the Human Sciences (e.g., business economics, business engineering, psychology, sociology);- You obtained at least two distinctions during your higher studies, one of which was in your
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foundation for further studies on Syriac letters and are linked with digital humanities projects in other fields extending the potential impact of the project. Requirements Research FieldHistoryEducation
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Number BAP-2024-242 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Accurately recognizing human activities is an important requirement for various healthcare
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achievements. If candidates expect to finish their master's degree by September 2024, they are also welcome to apply.- A strong interest in spatial modeling, land systems, human mobility, and sustainable
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from blood or other body fluids - called “liquid biopsy” - represents an emerging tool that enables non-invasive monitoring of tissue dynamics in multiple human physiological and pathological conditions
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BAP-2024-249 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The complex relationship between epigenetic histone modifications and osteoarthritis (OA) calls
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-2024-77 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Sensing, understanding, and modelling human visual attention is a core research challenge not only in
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, Armenian and Arabic philology, New Testament textual criticism, manuscript studies, ancient history and digital humanities. The project investigates bilingual New Testament manuscripts from the 4th century