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. Your qualifications Need to have: A PhD in molecular biology, medicine, or a related discipline Hands-on expertise with cell culture and molecular biology techniques (e.g., RNAseq) High motivation
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the successful candidate. We are looking for a candidate who has: A PhD in law or a related field. Prior knowledge of and an interest in human rights law, climate change and environmental law. Ambition to develop
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the successful candidate. We are looking for a candidate who has: A PhD in law or a related field. Prior knowledge of and an interest in human rights law, climate change and environmental law. Ambition to develop
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highly motivated candidate who meets the following qualifications and characteristics: PhD (completed or soon to complete) in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or a closely
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, especially in the context of scientific writing and presentations A collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for interdisciplinary research As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree (or equivalent). We
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, at a panel at the Medieval Congress in Leeds in July 2026 and in other dissemination activities. Qualifications Applicants must have a PhD degree or must document equivalent qualifications in a relevant
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an interdisciplinary project in neurobiology and work together with proteomics experts. You will be working primarily with mice models and primary neuron cultures. You will be involved in the Center for Proteins in
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, however max. six years at Assistant Professor level - which includes postdoc - at the same institution. Qualification requirements Appointment as postdoc presupposes scientific qualifications at PhD–level
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The ideal candidate would have a PhD in geoscience, marine science, environmental engineering, or related disciplines, would have experience handling in situ instrumentation and working alongside technicians
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disorders is crucial to identify vulnerable population and develop effective prevention and intervention strategies. Using a focal cortical ablation model in pregnant rats, the project explores neurological