142 postdoctoral-soil-structure-interaction-fem-dynamics PhD positions in Netherlands
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on cheese alternatives, and understanding how ingredients can alter the structure and different textural properties. The development for cheese alternatives is relevant to boost the transition to a
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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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Organisation Job description Organisation Since its foundation in 1614, the University of Groningen has enjoyed an international reputation as a dynamic and innovative center of higher education
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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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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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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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over the world contributing to a dynamic and multicultural environment. Due to its innovative research initiatives and high-quality education, the University of Groningen is currently in or around the
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established an international reputation as a dynamic and innovative university offering high-quality teaching and research. Its 34,000 students are encouraged to develop their talents through challenging study
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their leading research and inspiring teaching. At Utrecht University external link , the various disciplines collaborate intensively towards major strategic themes external link . Our focus is on Dynamics
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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