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The Baumgarten Lab at the Institute Pasteur in Paris, France, is looking for a PhD student to join our “Parasite RNA Biology” research group. The position is intended for a student holding a MSc
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Application deadline: 8 January 2027 at 12pm (UK time) The UCL EPSRC Doctoral Landscape Award (UELA) is recruiting for approximately 50 fully funded, 4-year PhD studentships, starting in October
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challenges associated with the iron anode, including parasitic hydrogen evolution, limited active material utilization, and long-term cycling stability. Addressing these challenges is essential for enabling
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-frequency characterisation. Investigate and minimise measurement artefacts associated with grounding, shielding, impedance, parasitic effects, noise and signal integrity. Characterise and compare different
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: Develop current-sensor concepts targeting a bandwidth above 300 MHz and an insertion inductance below 1 nH. Model the electromagnetic behaviour, parasitic effects, transfer characteristics and limitations
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oceans. The PhD student will be supervised by Dr Drage, and will closely collaborate with several international colleagues, primarily Prof. Minter (University of Portsmouth, UK) and Dr Pates (UCL, UK). The
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. Your research: Develop current-sensor concepts targeting a bandwidth above 300 MHz and an insertion inductance below 1 nH. Model the electromagnetic behaviour, parasitic effects, transfer characteristics
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the University of Edinburgh, UCL and University of Bristol, and you will have the chance to work with researchers across our network at other UK universities. The PhD studentship would be co-located with
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secondments of the PhD student at other involved parties in the network such as the company QuiX (Enschede) and UCL (London). Other trainings and collaborations in the area of quantum error correction
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Leibniz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology - Hans Knöll Institute • | Jena, Th ringen | Germany | 2 months ago
to parasitic interactions. How these complex, multi-organismic networks are regulated by microbial communication is still poorly understood. We are interested in the production and ecological function