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Plant Biology Professors and Supervisors in Denmark
Professors in plant biology in denmark
448 professors found
Professor
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Crop Science
Food Science
Plant Biology
Cell Wall
Plant-microbe Interaction
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
Plant Biology
Membrane Biology
Membrane Transport
Associate Professor
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
Plant Biology
Transcriptomic
Genomic
VIP, Associate Professor
Aarhus University
Denmark
Research Interests
Botany
Crop Science
Plant Physiology
Drought Physiology
Plant Biology
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Botany
Horticulture
Plant Biology
Plant Propagation
Root Development
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Crop Science
Biochemistry
Plant Biology
Metabolic Engineering
Eukaryotic Biology
Assistant Professor
Aarhus University
Denmark
Research Interests
Botany
Crop Science
Plant Physiology
Plant Biology
Drought Physiology
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Botany
Crop Science
Plant Biology
Lignin Chemistry
Plant-microbe Interaction
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Botany
Crop Science
Plant Biology
Plant-microbe Interaction
Phytohormones
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Living costs in Denmark
Estimated costs in Denmark.
MonthlyYearly | Denmark |
|---|---|
 Groceries Basic food shopping for one student per year | kr18.2k $2,640/yr |
 Books & Academic Supplies Textbooks, stationery, and academic materials per year | kr3.5k $500/yr |
 Visa & Immigration Fees Student visa and residence permit fees per year | kr2.2k $320/yr |
 Transportation Public transport and local travel per year | kr4.1k $600/yr |
Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo
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University of Southern California
United States
Research Interests
Analytical Chemistry
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San Diego State University
United States
Research Interests
Microbiology
Virology
Environmental Microbiology
Wastewater Treatment
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Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences
Chapman University
United States
Research Interests
Botany
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