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- conventional species (African mahogany, Australian cedar, mix of native species, etc.). The technical-scientific results obtained in this work may be used for the development of outreach actions and public
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description This post-doctoral fellowship is intended for the development of a comparative study on international models for addressing and managing open
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lipid–carotenoid interactions is required. Experience in in vivo models, extraction and quantification of bioactive compounds, industrial microbiology, and process development—preferably using green
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). The candidate must have solid experience in Plant Anatomy, demonstrated by recent and consistent publications. The project focuses on the study of germination and protocorm development in orchids, a plant group
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, including (in PDF format): a) recommendation letter; b) Curriculum Vitae); c) record of development and conduction of in and ex situ experiments using marine organisms; d) history of experience in field
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concentration of open drug scenes. The research plan is part of the SCD – Open Drug Scenes project, one of the Science Centers for Development in São Paulo state (Brazil) supported by the São Paulo Research
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+ individuals in open drug scenes, using an intersectional approach. The research plan is part of the SCD – Open Drug Scenes project, one of the Science Centers for Development in São Paulo state (Brazil
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Interfaces (Germany). The selected researcher will work on the development of different synthetic strategies for block copolymers based on limonene and other renewable monomers, aiming at the design of self
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Center for Data Integration for Monitoring Extreme Events (CePEX), one of the Science Centers for Development in the state of São Paulo (Brazil) supported by FAPESP, the São Paulo Research Foundation
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description This call refers to a Post-Doctoral Fellowship associated with the Thematic Project “Development of Photoactive Pigments Derived from L