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internationally highly recognized research covering a broad range of subjects. Project description Your studies in Neurochemistry will be in the project "The roles of transcription factors in early human brain
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During Early Human Brain Development". The PhD project is aimed to perform computational analysis of multimodal single-cell and spatial epigenomic analysis. The student will use data analysis approaches
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trace elements cycle through terrestrial, aquatic, and atmospheric systems, and how these processes intersect with human activities and climate dynamics. The successful candidate will join a research
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released a database with predicted protein structures. However, proteins do not act alone - they work together with other proteins. Therefore, the next major challenge is using these methods for predicting
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, new approaches are needed. The aim of this project is to work on such approaches, and apply them for analysis of tissue specimens from mainly human tumors. We are seeking candidates with a strong
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computer and systems sciences bridges the gap between technology and the humanities, social sciences, and behavioral sciences. The use and design of IT is put in context in relation to people, organizations
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. The University has more than 33,000 students, 1,600 doctoral students and 5,500 staff members active within the natural sciences and humanities. The Department of Geological Sciences is a department within the
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systems, and how these processes intersect with human activities and climate dynamics. The successful candidate will join a research group dedicated to investigating the biogeochemical cycle of mercury (Hg
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and strengthen conclusions. Ultimately, the proposed project will contribute to ensuring a high level of protection of human health with respect to neurodevelopment, in accordance with the legal and
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contribute to ensuring a high level of protection of human health with respect to neurodevelopment, in accordance with the legal and political aims. Qualification requirements To meet the general entry