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young adults a particularly relevant group for understanding both the appeal and the consequences of online health hacks. The project will generate knowledge to inform user-centred strategies that
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. Prof. Maarit Korpi‑Lagg) Consortium collaborators include the University of Helsinki Stellar Astrophysics Group (Dr. Thomas Hackman, Dr. Mikko Tuomi), AI professor Teemu Roos from University of Helsinki
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partner group. Retinoid signaling plays a critical role in reproductive development, yet its contribution to chemical-induced reproductive toxicity remains insufficiently understood. The successful
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, Espoo), High‑Performance Computing Lab (Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Maarit Korpi‑Lagg) Consortium collaborators include the University of Helsinki Stellar Astrophysics Group (Dr. Thomas Hackman, Dr. Mikko
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transcriptomics, histological and molecular biology techniques, and the development and application of advanced cell-based assays. You will work in the Research Group for Molecular and Reproductive
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industrial uses. The recent focus of the group includes the development of: (i) rational design of dynamic polymer networks; (ii) (bio)material processing; (iii) organ perfusion and regeneration; (iv
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neuroinflammatory process in people with Parkison’s disease. The study will be complementary to a parallel project carried by another postdoc, which is focused on similar investigation on brain cells in donated
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new opportunities for therapeutic intervention. You will study TLS across several disease settings. As part of the IMBRAIN project, you will collaborate with researchers at Erasmus MC investigating
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here and about the faculty here . About the research project Candidates will be part of a research group investigating the immune aspect of the neurodegenerative process in Parkinson’s disease. The