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gives you the opportunity to work across scales: from thousands of plants and complex microbiome datasets to mechanistic experiments with individual microbial isolates.
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, complex systems analyses, automated extraction data analysis and methods-needs matching Your PhD position is part of the Academic Research Network HTA, a collaboration between the National Health Care
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HAICu project to help unlock the potential of cultural digital archives through multimodal use, providing richer context and a more comprehensive analysis of current complex issues in society. If
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is constantly evolving and requires new or adapted methods. With your knowledge of the chemistry of complex solutions (i.e. seawater and porewater matrices), you will develop methods in cooperation
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collaboration with a PhD candidate at the Methods and Statistics department, for example on complex data analysis, and the development of personalised visualisations for use by clinicians and patients. You also
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predictive modelling. The project gives you the opportunity to work across scales: from thousands of plants and complex microbiome datasets to mechanistic experiments with individual microbial isolates. Your
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use, providing richer context and a more comprehensive analysis of current complex issues in society. If this fits your expertise and interests, the Interaction Division of Utrecht University is seeking
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interact with complex glycans and how receptor binding evolves across strains and host species. Depending on your background and interests, you will contribute through complementary approaches such as
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building and managing complex relational datasets; Proficiency in Python, R or comparable analytical languages and software; Proficiency in the use of large-language models (LLMs) for quantitative and/or
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methods in research and academic teaching. We anticipate that the candidate is willing and able to communicate complex scientific results and insights to an audience of policy makers, societal stakeholders