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and migrations of ancient humans in Eurasia; Other ongoing projects in the Laboratory of archaeogenetics, such as testing and improvement of analytical methods such as PCA and manifold learning
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was the focus of their doctoral studies, and they are familiar with modern methods in the field, especially anatomical, physiological, and molecular ones. They have become a distinctive scientific personality
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cellular level. They involve developing analytical methods and software tools for large, domain-specific, and heterogeneous data to understand cellular processes and apply findings in medicine and
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biological functions of animal and human organisms. Thanks to the wide range of possibilities modern experimental methods of molecular biology, chemistry, physics and some special physiological techniques
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) Expected workload: 100 % (or by agreement) Job description: teamwork on the development of new methods for the detection, separation, and quantification of biochemically significant molecules using
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by metal nanoparticles, cell survival and radioresistance. The MS-RADAM research programme combines state-of-the-art computational multiscale modelling (using DFT/TDDFT methods, collision theory
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research and applications of advanced spatial data analysis methods, data collection, and interpretation of remote sensing data, database system theory, mapping, spatial data distribution, development of new
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research. Using field and qualitative methods research, historical sources and modern geoinformatics technologies, the student will be able to reconstruct, understand and interpret the developments
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-environmental and geographical situatedness of work environments in the ancient Roman Empire contributed to the spatial spread of ancient cults. Using computational methods, the project examines how
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of plants and conservation biology, and (vi) landscape vegetation history including Quaternary paleoecology. Emphasis is on the use of modern methods, data analysis, international collaboration, active