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PhD in Data-Driven Modeling of Homogeneous Catalysts (1.0 FTE) (V25.0035) « Back to the overview Job description Among the most challenging to develop catalytic reactions are stereoselective
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building blocks in the synthesis of pharmaceutical compounds, natural products and in general as renewable starting materials. The group contributes significantly to recent developments in (photoredox
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. The candidate will join a lively and highly international team of PhD and Master students working on human demography, and ecology and evolution in wild animals, supported by laboratory and analytical technicians
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pertains to the eastern part, the Hondsrug. As a result, it remains unclear to what degree communities further east developed distinct group identities or conversely were part of a wider shared FDP regional
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mechanisms. This new project specifically targets the role of microplastics in the development of lung cancer and is conducted in close collaboration with the lab of Dr Stefan Prekovic (UMC Utrecht
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at uncovering how the capacity for Darwinian evolution may have first arisen. While parts of this puzzle have been solved, an important open question is the emergence of information transfer (inheritance), one
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Organisation Job description Among the most challenging to develop catalytic reactions are stereoselective processes. Typically, a family of catalysts is explored based on a preliminary hypothesis
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PhD in Closed-Loop Design of Homogeneous Catalysts (1.0 FTE) (V25.0034) « Back to the overview Job description Among the most challenging to develop catalytic reactions are stereoselective processes
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PhD position - Modelling the emergence of information transfer in prebiotic self-replicating systems
how the capacity for Darwinian evolution may have first arisen. While parts of this puzzle have been solved, an important open question is the emergence of information transfer (inheritance), one
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funded by the Dutch Science Foundation (NWO). The project aims to integrate description- and explanation-oriented insights into argumentation, as developed in multimodal semiotics and superlinguistics