15 component-labeling-cuda PhD positions at Maastricht University (UM) in Netherlands
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optical tissue clearing methods and imaged with 3D microscopy techniques, particularly light-sheet microscopy. The vascular network will be differentiated into arterial, veinous, and capillary components
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research skills? The Department of History is looking for two PhD candidates to undertake archival and oral history research on women’s migration and work. You will be part of a new European Research Council
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developing personalized brain stimulation treatments. Your colleagues: You will be part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team working at the intersection of brain stimulation , neuroimaging, and epilepsy
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colleagues: This PhD position is part of a larger project, funded by the US Army Research Institute for fundamental research. The research team consists of dr. Sjir Uitdewilligen (Maastricht University), prof
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supported by an advisory team of experts in memory research, electrophysiology, and clinical neuroscience. You will be part of a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment with direct access
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epidemic has tremendous impact on global health and there is an urgent need to develop globally accessible curative strategies for HIV. This PhD project is part of an international, interdisciplinary
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environment. You have good organizational skills. Excellent communication – You are fluent in written and spoken English. If you don’t fully meet all starting requirements yet, a part-time pre-PhD position may
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. Within the above context, the MERLN Institute for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine, part of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences at Maastricht University, is recruiting a PhD
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part of the MUMC+ innovation budget initiative “Reducing the Environmental Impact of Medication Use”, embedded in the Dutch Green Deal Sustainable Healthcare 3.0, which includes a dedicated pillar on
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BDUC by translating innovative diagnostics and research insights into personalised, evidence-based treatment strategies. Your colleagues: You will be part of the BDUC-iN working group, a close