Andre Kuhn

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University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

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Dr. Andre Kuhn is an Assistant Professor at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. His research primarily focuses on plant development and auxin signaling, as demonstrated in his recent articles that explore various aspects of auxin perception and response in different plant species. Notable contributions include investigations into the role of indole‐3‐acetic acid and the characterization of transporters, as well as the molecular mechanisms underlying chromatin states in developmental processes.

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Andre Kuhn

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PhD Position in Biochemical Characterisation of Signal Integration in Plants

PhD opportunity at the Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences , University of Amsterdam , in the group of Andre Kuhn (Assistant Professor). The project focuses on biochemical characterisation of signal integration in plants , specifically how protein kinase complexes help plant cells rapidly integrate multiple, often contradictory, environmental signals at the cellular level. This opening is well suited to candidates interested in plant biology , cell signaling , biochemistry , and molecular mechanisms of environmental response. The post is a PhD position and is being advertised by the PI’s group at the University of Amsterdam. No detailed eligibility criteria, funding package, or deadline are included in the LinkedIn post itself. Interested applicants should follow the vacancy link for the full advertisement and application instructions.