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working with modification technologies, whether (bio)chemical or physical? Do you enjoy using advanced analytical techniques to understand structure–function relationships and translate them into fossil
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secondary structures, such as virus-like particles and plasmids. In your PhD project, you will study nanoswitches in a particle-based sensing platform with single-molecule resolution, called Biosensing by
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of ecosystem services. Your duties and responsibilities include: Develop a Research Proposal and a Training and Supervision Plan, to structure the PhD trajectory Advancing conceptual thinking by linking farm
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composition and catalyst structure affect performance during transient Fischer–Tropsch synthesis (FTS). In this project, you will focus on understanding how variations in CO/CO₂/H₂ ratios and the presence
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multidisciplinary collaboration between the Laboratory of Protein Engineering and Structural Biology (Dr. Matti Pronker), the Laboratory of Immunoglobulin Research (Prof. Gestur Vidarsson), the Laboratory of Cellular
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within the overarching theme of language variation. Specifically, one project will focus on morpho-syntactic structures across West, East, and North Frisian, while the other will focus on dialectology with
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the moon's icy crust. Studying Enceladus's plumes and surface can provide crucial insights into its habitability, the structure of its crevasses and the depth of its ocean. By observing these plumes, we can
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-existing skills. We provide extensive, structured training and mentorship for all the computational and wet-lab techniques used in this project. If you are deeply passionate about neurodevelopmental research
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neuroscience, focused on understanding how and why brains differ from one another. Although all human brains share a similar structure, every individual shows unique neural patterns, developmental trajectories
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learn, update, and use spatial knowledge when the structure or meaning of an environment depends on hidden or changing conditions, which we refer to as state-dependent environments. Rather than treating