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; the names and contact details of two references who are prepared to send confidential recommendation letters should they be requested to do so. Members of minorities and under-represented groups are strongly
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. APPLICATION PROCESS: Submission of the application and documentation: To submit your application, please send the following documents to mathieu.bourguignon@ulb.be : · A curriculum vitae · A statement outlining
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vouchers. Click here for a complete overview of all the staff benefits . How to apply Send your CV, copy of your diploma (if already in your possession) and a motivation letter to mariadelrocio.perezbaca
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the selection procedure. If you have any questions about the online application form, please check the frequently asked questions or send an email to jobs@uantwerpen.be . For more information, you are welcome
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Prof. dr. Laurens Liesenborghs, tel.: +32 16 32 70 42, mail: laurens.liesenborghs@kuleuven.be. You can apply for this job no later than 25/08/2025 via the online application tool
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sure to include the following attachments: a motivation letter your full CV a name (work address and e-mail) of a reference person (preferentially from former supervisor during your master studies
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sure to include the following attachments: a motivation letter your full CV a name (work address and e-mail) of a reference person (preferentially from former supervisor during your master studies
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-catalysed coupling reactions for preparing interesting basic molecules for the pharmaceutical industry. The methodology's tolerance to functional groups will allow ‘late stage’ functionalisation to be