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Advanced Grant project FLOW. This project investigates the functional roles of brain oscillations for human cognition (attention, memory, cognitive control), explores how brain and body rhythms interact
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well-articulated motivation for pursuing PhD research. High level of spoken command of English and academic writing skills (i.e., the equivalent of 7.0 IELTS overall; see ‘Apply’ below). Knowledge
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and experience conducting social-scientific fieldwork (quantitative and/or qualitative research methods). Excellent interpersonal skills. An excellent command of written and spoken English. Good
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(attention, memory, cognitive control), explores how brain and body rhythms interact to enable flexible cognition, and tests how rhythmic non-invasive neuromodulation can modulate cognition performances. We
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programming skills. Ability to work in an international, interdisciplinary team. Preferable qualifications for candidates include proven research talent, an excellent command of English and good academic
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PhD student for studying in vitro single-molecule transport across peroxisome mimics Job requirements The selective control of import and export across membrane-spanning pores is vital for our cells
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vitro single-molecule transport across peroxisome mimics Job requirements The selective control of import and export across membrane-spanning pores is vital for our cells. Typically, the specificity
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to rigorous scientific standards and accurate record keeping Time management and ability to work independently Excellent command of written and spoken English (demonstrated through prior publications, theses
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; optimisation, systems and control; and sustainable chemical engineering and biotechnology. Qualifications The ideal PhD candidate for this position is a talented engineer with a Master's degree and has
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skills, both written and spoken (minimum C1 level); Team-player skills; Good organizational and communication skills. For this position your command of the English language is expected to be at C1 level