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is looking for an ambitious PhD candidate to join an international research consortium investigating hormonal, endocrine and reproductive health in women with axial spondyloarthritis and psoriatic
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) that use standardized metadata and data formats, facilitating access to and reproduction of HP studies. While the topic of scientific paper reproducibility is an active research field, this thesis
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us in SHAPING THE FUTURE of reproductive & genomic medicine by developing cutting-edge genomic and AI technologies. Make your mark by contributing to life-changing science that improves healthcare from
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, Environment and Plant Sciences. Project description The thesis work will be conducted within the project “Epigenetic basis of reproductive thermotolerance”. The project will focus on how epigenetic regulation
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dynamics; Movement, reproduction, and mortality processes; Intervention scenarios. Parameterization and structuring of input data. Support for participatory modeling - Preparation of stakeholder workshops
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Number of Opportunities Available: 1 Primary Supervisor - Dr Hassan Salem Many animals rely on beneficial microbes for nutrition, defence, or reproduction. In this project, the student will explore
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Department:IIHR Hydroscience Engineering Salary Salary:Commensurate Position Details Full/Part Time Status:Full Time Percent Time:100% Position Description: IIHR—Hydroscience and Engineering (https://iihr.uiowa.edu
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. This SFI brings together an interdisciplinary team from research, industry and public body partners. The PhD position will focus on the reproduction and early life-stage development of the red alga
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, the PhD student will explore the regulatory mechanisms that govern AAV genome replication and packaging, focusing on how host cells manage these processes. In collaboration with the lab of Reproductive
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related to mental health, cardiovascular health, brain health, or reproductive health. This in-person position is ideal for researchers who are passionate about collaborative science and eager to contribute