15 development-"https:" "https:" PhD positions at Faculty of Science, Charles University
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anthropology and biology, genetics, ecology, and human ethology. It studies the ontogenetic and phylogenetic development of humans, evolution, morphological variability of populations, ethnicity, growth
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symbioses in anaerobic ciliates of the class Litostomatea Early steps in insect evolution with modified postembryonic development in Eumetabola Effects of Affective Stimuli and Stress on Cognitive Processes
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for this programme Detailed information about the study programme Offer of dissertation topics: Healthcare Workforce Optimization in Czechia Considering Population Development Life-Course and Inequalities in
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. Students focus on (i) diversity, evolution and ecology of algae, (ii) taxonomy and ecology of fungi, (iii) symbiotic interactions of lichens, (iv) biosystematics and evolution of plants, (v) ecology
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28 Feb 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Faculty of Science, Charles University Research Field Economics » Economics of development Geography » Regional geography Geography » Social
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and publication of the dissertation topics: 15. 2. 2026 Application by: 30. 4. 2026 Apply for this programme Detailed information about the study programme Offer of dissertation topics: Development
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problems in the Czech and international context. Can apply integrative approaches developed in geography and related fields in designing problem-oriented interdisciplinary solutions basic and applied
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cellular level. They involve developing analytical methods and software tools for large, domain-specific, and heterogeneous data to understand cellular processes and apply findings in medicine and
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the knowledge of molecular and cell biology, physiology, reproductive immunology, histology and functional morphology (in the context of evolution and ontogeny) into a single entity, the link between which is the
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synaptic transmission and plasticity. Redox mechanisms of insulin secretion Secretory function of epicardial adipose tissue and its role in development of atrial fibrillations Sexual differences in