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) that control MCL1 and NOXA turnover in dopaminergic neurons, and determine what happens to neuronal survival when you manipulate them. The backbone of the project is interaction proteomics: you will perform (co
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, experience with longitudinal analyses is a plus; experience with, or knowledge of, focus groups and analysis of qualitative data; an excellent spoken and written command of English (as you will write
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stimuli-responsive soft material. Controlled external stimulation will deform the material and generate spatially and temporally defined forces at the cell–material interface. You will develop analytical
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spoken and written command of English (as you will write an English-language dissertation and present at international conferences); an excellent spoken and written command of Dutch is a plus; the
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Develop advanced models to understand and predict piping
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explore new opportunities in semiconductor quantum technology and work to push the boundaries of quantum control in semiconductor qubits. The Veldhorst group is a dynamic group studying timely topics. Near
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Human interventions and climate change are exerting increasing pressure on estuarine systems, profoundly altering their dynamics and often leading to negative consequences such as reduced flood
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of media governance. We are looking for a curious, creative, and collaborative researcher with strong training in historical research methods to investigate the contestation of the public media model from
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your work to a wider audience. Desired: You are trained in participatory and/or arts-based research methodologies. You have experience working with communities at a local level and have a good command of
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larger-scale analyses. The goal of the project is to develop a robust and computationally efficient modelling framework that improves the prediction of piping in layered dikes. Your research will