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How and why did human language evolve? What are the social, cognitive, and environmental pressures that drive the emergence of language and shape its structure? As a PhD candidate, you will explore
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an independent impact assessment of potential climate interventions in the Arctic marine environment through laboratory experiments and computer modelling. The team will develop physical, climate and ecosystem
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The Faculty of Engineering, Department Toegepaste mechanica, is looking for a PhD-student with a doctoral grant. More concretely your work package, for the preparation of a doctorate, contains: We
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drives tumour development, childhood cancers lack the extended time frame needed to accumulate the mutations required for tumorigenesis by those routes. Therefore, endogenous mutagenic processes are a
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techniques that optimize both aspects. The candidate will perform the work together with a team of postdoctoral researchers who are experts on the field and other PhD student working in the topic. In general
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team to lay the scientific foundation for a new NK-cell based cancer therapy! PhD position in biogenesis of extracellular vesicles from NK cells Apply for this job See advertisement About the position A
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Job description As part of a recently funded collaborative research project between Germany and Belgium, we offer two PhD positions. One position will be based at the Technical University of Munich
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of Social Sciences The Department of Psychology PhD Position: Interdisciplinary Study of Endocannabinoid Stress Buffering in Humans Apply for this job See advertisement About the position Applications
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and simulation techniques to reduce food waste and make food supply chains more sustainable? If your answer is “Yes!” to these questions, then this PhD position might be the perfect opportunity for you
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The UCAM-SENS unit is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to join its cutting-edge research in electrochemical devices. This position focuses on the development of next-generation electrochemical