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Read Inti's storyClose this story Does this sound like you? You have a PhD in a relevant field (e.g. cognitive or affective neuroscience, computational psychiatry; human decision sciences). You have a
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are familiar with dendritic signal processing and/or optical physiology. You have experience in molecular biology and are familiar with, or interested in, physics‑oriented research and/or computational
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. Where you will be working You will work within the Physical-Organic Chemistry department as part of the Big Chemistry Robotlab team. At the Robot Lab, a team of chemists, computer scientists and engineers
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continuing in the programme, we now offer this position. More information about the project can be found here(link is external) . At Radboud University, the project will focus on the mechanisms underlying
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(RE:HOME)’. This project, involving partners from France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, is funded by Interreg North-West Europe (NWE), a European Territorial Cooperation programme contributing to a
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may be the opportunity you are looking for! Organising the genome while precisely regulating its function is one of the central challenges in biology. Cells continuously sense physical forces from
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Master's programmes. Research in International Relations is part of the research programme of the Department of Political Science, which focuses on two themes: ‘Sustainable Democracy’ and ‘Conflict and
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time to teaching in the context of the Sociology programme at Radboud University. Would you like to learn more about what it’s like to pursue a PhD at Radboud University? Visit the page about working as
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. You have an excellent command of written academic English. Regular (but not daily) presence in Nijmegen is expected. Desirables: You have completed or almost completed a Research Master’s programme and
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-Science include epigenetics, stem-cell and developmental biology, and computational biology. The central research theme is regulation of gene expression during development, both in health and in disease