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and master's theses. Master's degree in law or final-year law student with excellent academic results (cum laude or higher). Good knowledge of Dutch, French and English. You have a demonstrable interest
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subject. Limited teaching tasks, in particular the supervision of papers and master's theses. Masters' degree in law or final year student with outstanding results (at least level of distinction). Good
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the field of rheumatic diseases and the musculoskeletal system. You will join the research group of Prof. Dirk Elewaut and work in close collaboration with Dr. Thibaux Van der Stede. The multidisciplinary and
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Immunology and Signal Transduction (Dr. Emmanuel Dejardin) is seeking a highly-motivated Master student in molecular and cellular biology or biomedical science. Project: The project is part of an integrated
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the Numerical Mathematics group. The PhD student will be under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Julian Koellermeier and co-supervision of Prof. Dr. Marnix Van Daele. YOUR TASKS Perform research on extended shallow
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ProfileWe are looking for a candidate who meets the following requirements: You are creative and ambitious, hard-working, and persistent. You have a master's degree in law or history or you will have it by
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at the University of Antwerp (desk space, log-in, library access, etc.); the possibility to fully participate in the research activities (seminars, master classes, lectures, etc.) of the USI and all the research
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Description Function We are looking for one highly motivated PhD candidate with a master's thesis in cell biology, molecular biology, neurosciences or genetics to join our research group in the Development
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contact Miguel Camelo, Principal Investigator, miguel.camelo@uantwerpen.be , Dr. Nina Slamnik-Kriještorac, Principal Investigator, nina.slamnik-krijestorac@uantwerpen.be , or Prof. Johann Marquez-Barja
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jobs@uantwerpen.be . If you have any questions about the job itself, please contact Nina Slamnik-Kriještorac, Principal Investigator, nina.slamnik-krijestorac@uantwerpen.be , Dr. Miguel Camelo, Principal