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Research and Innovation project (2027-2031) which aims to develop adaptive strengthening and repair strategies for ageing infrastructure in aggressive environments. The project endeavours to develop
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extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA) circular DNA elements that drive oncogene amplification, intratumour heterogeneity and therapeutic resistance across many aggressive solid cancers. This PhD project will help develop
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prostate cancer management. Research Objectives Predictive diagnosis: Should this patient undergo a prostate biopsy, and what is the likelihood that an identified lesion represents aggressive cancer
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, aggression, property destruction, severe tantrums, noncompliance, feeding difficulties, and motor/vocal tics and habits. The fellows will spend clinical time across our behavioral services that range from
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student-scholarship holder at the Poznan Doctoral School of Institutes of Polish Academy of Sciences
for the increased aggressiveness of cancer cells. The project will provide the first comprehensive picture of the changes occurring in lung cancer cells under the influence of hypoxia and will explain how
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Lithium plating is among the most hazardous failure mechanisms affecting lithium-ion batteries under aggressive cycling conditions. It often initiates silently, yet can lead to catastrophic outcomes
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As a PhD candidate, you will investigate how stress, sleep, recovery and physiological responses influence staff behaviour and the escalation or de-escalation of aggression in residential care, using
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As a PhD candidate, you will investigate how stress, sleep, recovery and physiological responses influence staff behaviour and the escalation or de-escalation of aggression in residential care
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Glioblastoma (GBM) is an aggressive brain tumour whose progression is strongly influenced by communication between tumour cells and the brain microenvironment. These interactions are spatially organised
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Summary of the project: Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most common and aggressive malignant brain tumor with a dismal prognosis. Intratumor heterogeneity of molecular genetic profiles in GBM may underlie