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sparring partner, supporting young researchers with creative advice and hands-on support in their experiments. What we ask of you a PhD degree or higher in a relevant field; excellent command of English; a
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-on support in their experiments. What we ask of you a PhD degree or higher in a relevant field; excellent command of English; a passion for physics, technology and science; the ability to quickly process and
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with several PhD students, postdocs and staff members. You will be working on a combination of topics in a collaborative environment, including cell biology, muscle physiology and exercise physiology
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livelihoods. FLASH comprises seven work packages (WPs), coordinated by different consortium partners, with a total of six PhD positions and one postdoc (Figure 1). While your primary base will be in Bangladesh
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livelihoods. FLASH comprises seven work packages (WPs), coordinated by different consortium partners, with a total of six PhD positions and one postdoc (Figure 1). While your primary base will be in Bangladesh
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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