19 biology "University Hospital Southampton" PhD positions at University of Amsterdam
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Kulmuni) at the department of Evolutionary and Population Biology, which is part of the Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED ) and the Faculty of Science at the University of Amsterdam
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do you have to offer? You have/are a MSc degree in Molecular biology or Biochemistry; experience with a wide array of molecular techniques like cloning, Northern/Western blot, qRT-PCR and NGS library
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will be working in the Evolutionary Systems Biology team of dr. Meike Wortel. The team focusses on developing mathematical and computational techniques to include the environment, including other
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bacterial species, metabolites, or genes that are key in mediating mother-microbiota-infant interactions. This position is embedded at the Molecular Biology and Microbial Food Safety group at the Swammerdam
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by learning and applying cutting-edge molecular biology techniques to address your research questions? Then this job may be for you! The Molecular Plant Pathology group is looking for a PhD candidate
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) Master's degree in Psychology, Evolutionary Biology, Evolutionary Anthropology, or a related field. Experience in developing and analysing (agent-based) models. A strong affinity for the fields of social
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Innovate : Work alongside a team of experts in RNA biology, genetics, and bioinformatics. You will have the freedom to propose new ideas, lead projects, and contribute to the lab's direction. Professional
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Phd Position in Multiscale Spatiotemporal Modelling of Microbiome During the First 1000 Days of Life
and profile The ideal candidate will possess a Master's degree or equivalent in computational science, computational biology, computational (bio)physics, applied mathematics, or an allied field. A
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experience and profile You have/are • a Master’s degree in Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Computational Science, Bioinformatics/Systems biology or similar; • experience in using differential
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molecular biology techniques, to investigate whether and how certain taxa within the microbiome may induce abnormal functional changes in the gut epithelia and the conformation of their residing α-synuclein