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. Eligibility Admission to third-cycle (doctoral) studies requires both general and specific eligibility as defined in the general syllabus for the doctoral subject. General eligibility for third-cycle studies is
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, Chapter 7, Section 39). Applicants must: Be proficient in at least one statically typed programming language. Have substantial experience of developing software (e.g. projects with > 10k lines of code
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(Higher Education Ordinance, Chapter 7, Section 39). Applicants must: Be proficient in at least one statically typed programming language. Have substantial experience of developing software (e.g. projects
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of craniofacial biology - generation of 3D models with complex defined extracellular matrices. The candidate should submit a letter of intent, providing a narrative description of their scientific background
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longitudinal gradient of Sweden (see recent paper using this study system here ), riparian buffer management experiments (Blue Leads Green Project & MUST DEFINE ), a ditch blocking/restoration/cleaning
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:00 (UTC) Type of Contract To be defined Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week To be defined Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related
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About the EU MCSA DN project StraDiVarious StraDiVarious (Strains, Diagnostics and Variants) (www.stradivarious.eu) is a European-wide intersectoral doctoral training network focused on emerging
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and patient stratification. The laboratory is supported by prestigious national and international grants, including an ERC Synergy Grant, and is embedded in an active network of collaborations with
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presenting research results orally. Good understanding of life cycle assessment (LCA), its methodology, and analysis using software (e.g., OpenLCA, SimaPro). Experience of laboratory and field sampling and
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the physical layer but can also cover aspects of the media access control and network layers. The research is expected to use methodology from signal processing, communication theory, mathematics, wave