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. Profile You hold a PhD in molecular or systems biology/parasitology/ hepatology, or a related field. You possess strong analytical skills and have experience with generation and bioinformatic analysis
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, for example, developers, construction companies, investors and municipalities. You will collaborate with project partners in the Climate Action, Measurement, Data and Analysis (CAMDA) and Achieving High
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the Climate Action, Measurement, Data and Analysis (CAMDA) and Achieving High Integrity Voluntary Climate Action (ACHIEVE) projects to ensure methodological rigour and maximise policy impact. Where to apply
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researcher to support the analysis of waterfowl movement data to generate basic understanding and insight for conservation guidance. As a postdoctoral researcher you will contribute directly to improving
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a new analysis technique to reconstruct air shower parameters by applying interferometry on the measured radio signals. To make this work, clock synchronisation will be set up at the Pierre Auger
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data, network models and analysis methods available in our group, and your results will be incorporated into our group’s further research to develop and validate efficient coding models of (somatosensory
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institutional theory, GVC analysis, supply chain management, and international economics. It explores how legal and illegal markets converge, evolve and sustain themselves through adaptive mechanisms. The project
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entails: This research combines insights from institutional theory, GVC analysis, supply chain management, and international economics. It explores how legal and illegal markets converge, evolve and sustain
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representation. You have a good command of statistical research methods, particularly regarding the analysis of longitudinal/panel data. You have experience with data management. You have experience with
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genuinely interested in the study of business interests and representation. You have a good command of statistical research methods, particularly regarding the analysis of longitudinal/panel data. You have