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, single-molecule techniques, and optical imaging is welcomed. We foster diversity and female candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure
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candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure of quite some female postdocs and students. Your cover letter and CV may be internally shared with
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candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure of quite some female postdocs and students. Your cover letter and CV may be internally shared with
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, and optical imaging is welcomed. We foster diversity and female candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure of quite some female postdocs
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Your job Are you looking for a PhD position and do you like to participate in an exciting interdisciplinary research project to discover how different ingredients affect food digestion and appetite
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. To achieve your goal, you will use different approaches, including but not limited to: RNA sequencing techniques (e.g. RNA-seq, TT-seq, PRO-seq); Proximity labeling approaches and pulldowns; Chromatin
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geospatial data on fisheries activities near OWFs to evaluate the distributional impacts of OWFs across different fleet segments; conducting fieldwork and surveys in collaboration with ‘NO REGRETS’ partners
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contact Cristina Serra, Assistant Professor, telephone +31 681148355 or by e-mail: Cristina.serraicastello@wur.nl . For more information about the procedure, please contact Rutger Voorrips, Sr corporate
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change. You will investigate how different types of learning infrastructures lead to capacity building and learning among the participants in existing experiments as well as in their direct context
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Oost (the Netherlands) John van der Oost (b. 1958), professor of Microbiology at Wageningen University & Research, is an internationally renowned virologist and one of the pioneers of the CRISPR-Cas