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methodologies, such as systematic/scoping review, cohort, and case-control analysis, drug utilisation study, as well as qualitative research and/or policy analyses. This includes the following tasks: conducting
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Earth in dependence of continental growth and how geochemical mineral-water reactions controlled the composition of the first ocean. These processes involve forward weathering (dissolution of primary
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facilitating the retention and transformation of seagrass-exuded DOM and POM into mineral-associated organic matter (MAOM), a process which can facilitate long-term carbon storage. Thus, MPB may enhance MAOM
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PhD on Coupled Subsurface Processes in Mine Water Thermal Energy Storage Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Earth Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline
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into species specific architectural plant models, to investigate how difference in stress responses arise from differences in control networks, plant architecture, or their combination. The PhD position
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of biological diversity. You will learn to handle large-scale genomic datasets and become an expert on state-of-the-art bioinformatics methods to analyse them, including command-line work, programming, and data
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climate system. Your job As a PhD candidate, you will investigate how Arctic sea ice is changing and what role ocean warming - also known as Arctic Atlantification - plays in this process. You will use
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infectious disease control and social dynamics. Develop innovative methodologies, publish in top journals, and present at leading AI conferences. Join a vibrant academic community with opportunities
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components, energy sources, and protection to degrading processes were available near and at the surface in the Hadean (4.6-4.0 Ga), for which time interval data are only available from a small number of
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homeostasis and disease. Complement is crucial in tagging and removing superfluous synapses on neurons and required for correct myelination of axons. When the activation and control mechanisms of complement