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management to save many endangered species from extinction. This project will conduct state-of-the-art multidimensional projection modelling to project the impact of climate change and age structure
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expertise spanning the fields of (bio)artificial organs, targeted therapeutics and biomaterials and regenerative medicine. Our activities are embedded in challenging and interactive training programs
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the computational imaging group at CWI, where you will have a chance to interact and collaborate with fellow PhD-students and research staff with a background in mathematics, computer science, and imaging science. It
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efficacy studies. As Senior Project Manager Biosafety, you are the subject matter expert in (inter)national biosafety and biosecurity legislation relevant to the design, construction, and operation of
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. Hence, the transfer of both organic carbon and inorganic carbon from the surface to the deep ocean is locally promoted. The aim of the project is to investigate interaction between changes in the AMOC and
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presentation skills; You are sufficiently proficient in Dutch, as you will be interacting frequently with Dutch youth and Dutch employers; You have great organisational skills. Our offer A job for 1 year, with
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using state-of-the-art measurement systems such as LC-(HR)MS? This might be the next step for you! Pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) are a large and structurally diverse class of plant-derived toxins, with
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focus on understanding the emergence of protocells—primitive compartments thought to have exhibited essential features of modern cells. These structures likely played a critical role in the transition
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form. These single-handed chiral (from Greek ?e?? (kheir), “hand”) structures are considered crucial for the evolution of life on the earth; a phenomenon called homochirality. The presence of exclusive
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objectives include Investigating how microplastics affect epithelial differentiation and promote features such as neuroendocrine transformation and cell proliferation. Dissecting the interaction