Hans Bouwmeester
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Environmental health, infant health risks Wageningen University in Netherlands
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Molecular Biology
Funding
This is a fully funded PhD position at Wageningen University & Research. Funding covers stipend and tuition. No specific stipend amount is mentioned.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Netherlands
University
Wageningen University & Research
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Funding details
This is a fully funded PhD position at Wageningen University & Research. Funding covers stipend and tuition. No specific stipend amount is mentioned.
What's required
Applicants should have strong skills in cell culture and molecular biology. Experience in tissue culture, physiology, and microbiology is preferred. Candidates should be motivated to work in an interdisciplinary team and have a background relevant to biological or biomedical sciences. No specific GPA or language test requirements are mentioned.
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Professors
Professor at Wageningen University & Research
Netherlands
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Cell Biology
In Vitro Studies
Toxicology
Intestinal Biology
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