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PhD: Adaptive social flexibility – a powerful mechanism to cope with a rapidly changing world (V25.0210) « Back to the overview Job description The Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences
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mechanism to cope with a rapidly changing world”, with the Seychelles warbler (Acrocephalus sechellensis) as a model system. The project is coordinated by Prof. Jan Komdeur (see: https://research.rug.nl/en
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mechanics at the atomic scale. In this project, the University of Groningen will develop an array of state-of-the-art machine learning potentials for multi-component alloy systems that are relevant
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” (GGS), a PhD position for the period of 4 years is available in the context of modelling green steel mechanics at the atomic scale. In this project, the University of Groningen will develop an array
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mechanisms. This new project specifically targets the role of microplastics in the development of lung cancer and is conducted in close collaboration with the lab of Dr Stefan Prekovic (UMC Utrecht
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disordered leukemic oncogenes might be initiators of the formation of TCs through phase separation. These exciting observations bring together the biophysical mechanism of phase separation and the cell
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targeted: i) chiral symmetry breaking; ii) chiral amplification. What is the mechanism that creates symmetry breaking at the molecular level? How can a tiny chiral bias (i.e., preference for one handedness
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classical disciplines such as mathematics, astronomy and mechanical engineering as well as interdisciplinary fields, such as artificial intelligence, pharmacy and evolutionary life sciences. Our community is
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PhD position - Modelling the emergence of information transfer in prebiotic self-replicating systems
disciplines, from classical disciplines such as mathematics, astronomy and mechanical engineering as well as interdisciplinary fields, such as artificial intelligence, pharmacy and evolutionary life sciences
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Engineering (FSE) is the largest faculty within the University. We offer first-rate education and research in a wide range of science and engineering subject areas, from mathematics, astronomy and mechanical