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How can generative AI (GenAI) support Health Technology Assessment (HTA) of medicines? HTA bodies and technology developers are already experimenting with GenAI, but systematic evidence on where it
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, contributing to neuronal toxicity. In this project, your work will help define the origins of RNA toxicity in HD - a critical step toward developing therapies. Your job As a PhD candidate in this project, you
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PhD-researcher, you will study the first and crucial phase of the challenge to the postwar model of democracy. You will investigate how social movements, alternative media initiatives, intellectuals and
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Studies Section at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development. Both groups are leading internationally in their respective disciplines and provide an exciting and collaborative environment, with
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stakeholders’ preferences in terms of ‘productive agriculture’ and ‘healthy biodiversity’ into quantifiable impact indicators; Develop a spatial optimization algorithm that finds land use configurations
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Section of the Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning, with close collaboration with the Innovation Studies Section at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development. Both groups
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: 30 September 2026 Apply now How can generative AI (GenAI) support Health Technology Assessment (HTA) of medicines? HTA bodies and technology developers are already experimenting with GenAI, but
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and disease development after infection with Phytophthora or Ralstonia . You will combine these phenotyping data with bacterial and fungal microbiome profiles to build predictive models of pathogen
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‘healthy biodiversity’ into quantifiable impact indicators; Develop a spatial optimization algorithm that finds land use configurations that optimize these indicators; Compute Pareto frontiers under
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explicitly welcome candidates with backgrounds in glycoscience, molecular biology, biochemistry, enzymology, who are excited to work on virus–host interactions. Your job You will study how Influenza A viruses