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21 Nov 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company Università degli Studi di Torino Research Field Computer science Arts Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Country
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for multiple pathogenic processes such as impaired protein aggregate clearance and pathological exosome mediated spreading. These evolutionarily conserved protein complexes orchestrate the clearance
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. You do not need to upload a research proposal. You must submit one application per studentship; you cannot apply for multiple studentships on one application. Contact Details Dr Vasu Kalangi nvk44
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proposal. You must submit one application per studentship; you cannot apply for multiple studentships on one application. Contact Details For more information, please contact Dr Leo Tsui, leo.tsui
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electronics. Following rigorous laboratory validation, field testing will occur in Plymouth Sound to capture real-time ionic fluctuations over multiple tidal cycles. Training Comprehensive training will cover
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of the research project from this advert. You do not need to upload a research proposal. You must submit one application per studentship; you cannot apply for multiple studentships on one application. Contact
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of the research project from this advert. You do not need to upload a research proposal. You must submit one application per studentship; you cannot apply for multiple studentships on one application. Contact
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topics include: Modelling, simulation, and optimisation of integrated energy systems and energy hubs combining multiple vectors, such as electricity, heating, cooling, gas, hydrogen, and transportation
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in Mathematics, Computer Science, or Statistics Proficiency in one or multiple programming languages (R, Python, Julia, MATLAB) Interest in infectious disease dynamics, public health, global health and
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–plant interactions. Your main responsibilities will include: Developing and applying high-resolution time-lapse GPR and EMI imaging methods at multiple scales to enhance our understanding of the soil–root