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perception with a comparative, cross-species (animal – human) component. The selected candidate will establish a non-human primate (NHP) model of scalp EEG signals related to perception, compare it to human
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Process To apply for the MPG-WIS Joint Postdoctoral Program, please follow the application guidelines below: Contact researchers at MPG (see list of institutions ; https://www.weizmann.ac.il/sites/mpg-wis
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successful candidate will have a strong background in Earth science, signal processing, and computational data analysis; demonstrated written and verbal communication skills; and the ability to work both
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years = 15 pts; more than 10 years = 30 pts) 30 8. Oral and written skills in the English language (Β1 = 1 point, Β2 = 5 points, C1 = 7.5 points, C2 = 10 points) 10 9. Experience in grant writing, project
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application, and re-apply to upload your combined documents as one file. Job Summary The candidate will work in the field of infectious diseases with a focus on cell signaling and drug discovery. This position
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. Investigate signaling pathways associated with cancer driving mutants. Perform xenograft experiments. Generate and analyze human and microbial genomic sequencing data from tumor DNA and RNA. Plan, design and
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curriculum vitae according to the items in point 6; c) Copies of papers selected by the applicant as being most representative of their curriculum vitae, no more than five; d) Presentation of a single document
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movements by correlating Planetscope satellite images: testing, validation, and development of specific processing methods. This postdoctoral position is funded by the Labcom project. Catastrophic ground
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possible). The usual starting salary is grade 7, spine point 30 (£38,249 per year before taxes). A World Top 100 department, the at Durham is one of the very best in the UK, with an outstanding reputation
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metabolism by studying metabolic regulation in individual cell cycle phases. Metabolic reprogramming is a ubiquitous hallmark of cancer cells, induced by mutations that uncouple growth-promoting signaling and