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hierarchies, your research project will analyse how alternative visions of the relationship between media and democracy emerged from below and challenged the public media monopoly. You will trace how and why
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PhD in the History of Democracy in the 1970s Faculty: Faculty of Humanities Department: Department of History and Art History Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 22 October 2026 Apply
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critical yet scarce resource in contemporary innovation systems. Across Europe, concerns about competitiveness, resilience, and strategic autonomy have renewed attention to the role of highly skilled human
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ones for different stakeholder groups, as a basis for policy making? Are you interested in spatial optimization algorithms and uncertainty assessment? Then this PhD position at the Department of Human
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PhD: Spatial Optimization of Land Use in Brazil Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 13
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-model plant species. Your job To face climate change and other environmental challenges, the capacity for rapid adaptation is crucial for both natural plant populations and crops. Heritable trait
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Geological processes are often treated as background conditions to human life: inert and lifeless subterranean realms of rock, magma, tectonic plates, or mineral formations are often conceived as
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evaluate the safety of herbal supplements to reduce human health risk. Within this collaborative project you will investigate the potential neurotoxicity of diverse herbal extracts using in vitro screening
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masses, which together with the POC (as food) support conditions for abundant life at unexpected depths in the absence of light for photosynthesis. Submarine canyons are also called the ‘human connection
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oxygenated water masses, which together with the POC (as food) support conditions for abundant life at unexpected depths in the absence of light for photosynthesis. Submarine canyons are also called the ‘human