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reflecting airway tissues. Your tools: Interdisciplinary receptor analysis: you will work with glycan arrays, engineered glycans, influenza binding assays, and—depending on expertise—molecular biology
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closely with colleagues and students, you’ll apply mathematics to tackle societal challenges and bring new data-driven modelling, experiment, and computer-aided mathematics into education. We welcome
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Medicine. Working closely with principal investigators and research teams, you will support the entire pre-award grant development process. Your responsibilities include: Supporting idea development and
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Sciences of Utrecht University. UIPS focuses on processes around discovery, development, and use of drugs and medical nutrition using molecular and technological principles from the Natural and Life Sciences
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students, scientists and sometimes external customers and report the processed results. You are responsible for the proper functioning of the equipment and the quality control of the measurements. Research
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practitioners to strengthen the Community of Practice and share emerging insights; Lead the writing of Deliverable 3.4: Report on the Mediterranean NBS Community of Practice, synthesising the process and outcomes
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Sciences of Utrecht University. UIPS focuses on processes around discovery, development, and use of drugs and medical nutrition using molecular and technological principles from the Natural and Life
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neurodivergent students, including students with ADHD and autism. Students from ethnic minority backgrounds will serve as a comparison group, allowing you to examine whether contextual processes are specific
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, and recruiting participants to the design); You will use advanced statistical and computational methods to process and analyze data; You will write international peer-reviewed scientific papers; You
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Geological processes are often treated as background conditions to human life: inert and lifeless subterranean realms of rock, magma, tectonic plates, or mineral formations are often conceived as