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point proposal for a cutting-edge research program should also be included. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is covered. All candidate data collected from
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career, a list of publications with separate listing of original research papers, reviews, book chapters and acquired research grants. A short bullet point proposal for a cutting-edge research program
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Position Location: Rome, Rome 00198, Italy Subject Areas: Law / Criminal Law Economics / D - Microeconomics Finance Computer Science Data Science / Computer Science (more...) Accounting Business
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program focused on host–microbiome interactions, with applications in personalized health and chronic disease prevention. You will lead and manage a dynamic, multidisciplinary research team in pursuing
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Europe Programme, the EU's primary funding program for research and innovation. The synthesis centre hosts collaborative interdisciplinary working groups from outside institutions, along with a team of new
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, interdisciplinary research environment. Upon successful evaluation, the appointment may be extended. Your Role You will develop and lead a cutting-edge research program focused on immune mechanisms in
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research activities to complement the current expertise of the present SISSA faculty members, as well as to attract external funds, take an active part in the SISSA PhD teaching programme, and supervise
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the SISSA PhD teaching programme, and supervise graduate students (selected on a competitive basis and funded by bursaries provided by SISSA). Expressions of interest should be sent (in English and via
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scientist to establish an independent research program within our diverse and supportive environment that values excellence and work-life balance. This call is specifically aimed at researchers currently
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(Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Computational Neuroscience, Systems and Theoretical Neuroscience, etc.) ○ Cognitive sciences (Neuropsychology, Neurolinguistics, Neuroethics