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apomictic plants reproduce through clonal seeds, they allow us to disentangle genetic from epigenetic effects with unprecedented clarity. The project combines high-resolution analysis of genetic, epigenetic
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migrants’ social networks become sources of support or deficit, and under what conditions do they reinforce economic vulnerability? The PhD project combines comparative secondary analysis with original cross
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and statistical methods, including applied econometrics and panel data analysis, proficiency in a statistical programming language such as R (preferably), Python, or Stata. Prior exposure to firm-level
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well as data availability. This could include research focused within or across countries, as well as across different levels and dimensions of cooperation. We expect such a project to require engagement with
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that become imaginable? In planning, climate risk is typically framed as a technical issue to be quantified and absorbed into evaluative procedures. Tools such as cost-benefit analysis (CBA) translate uncertain
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reproduce through clonal seeds, they allow us to disentangle genetic from epigenetic effects with unprecedented clarity. The project combines high-resolution analysis of genetic, epigenetic, and gene
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reflecting airway tissues. Your tools: Interdisciplinary receptor analysis: you will work with glycan arrays, engineered glycans, influenza binding assays, and—depending on expertise—molecular biology
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comparative study of Western Europe, you will therefore investigate interactions between social movements, ideas, and political change. Your research will involve the analysis of archival sources from social
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, climate risk is typically framed as a technical issue to be quantified and absorbed into evaluative procedures. Tools such as cost-benefit analysis (CBA) translate uncertain futures into calculable present
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where knowledge is created and where it is ultimately translated into technological and economic value. The project combines large-scale longitudinal data on PhD recipients with complementary sources