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scientists, 6 PhD students, 4 support staff and a varying number of Master students. The members have backgrounds in neuroscience, psychology, biology, physics, computer and data science, and operate as a team
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of genomics and proteomics. The lab is well-equipped with computational resources, including five powerful high-performance servers. Responsibilities We seek a highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD student who
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PhD Position: Molecular Mechanisms of Protein Biogenesis PhD Position: Molecular Mechanisms of Protein Biogenesis Published Deadline Location yesterday 30 May Utrecht Dissect protein synthesis
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related to Molecular Biology, Biochemistry or Biophysics (required); a strong track record from your PhD degree studies, documented by your publications; a passion for research in biochemistry or biophysics
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PhD Position in Computational Metabolic Modelling of the Infant Gut and Oral Microbiome PhD Position in Computational Metabolic Modelling of the Infant Gut and Oral Microbiome Published Deadline
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PhD Position in Gut Microbiome in Early Life PhD Position in Gut Microbiome in Early Life Published Deadline Location yesterday 1 Jun Amsterdam Job description Gut microbiota develop rapidly during
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proficiency in general microbiology, molecular biology and analytical chemistry techniques. execute tasks requiring the operation of an anaerobic chamber and anaerobic bacterial culturing techniques. apply
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We are looking for a scientific research technician who will be providing technical support to our research team. You will be working closely with 2 PhD students and master students. You will be
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We are looking for a scientific research technician who will be providing technical support to our research team. You will be working closely with 2 PhD candidates and with Master's students. You
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Post-doc in Molecular Cartilage Biology and discovery of osteoarthritis disease-modifying drugs Post-doc in Molecular Cartilage Biology and discovery of osteoarthritis disease-modifying drugs