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two 36-months research positions in Pattern Recognition, information Mining & Statistical Machine Learning are open at (1) the Machine Learning Group, University of Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve (http://www.ucl.ac.be/mlg), & (2) the IRIDIA Laboratory, University of Brussels (http://code.ulb.ac.be/iridia.home.php), Belgium.

Position description

Applications are invited for two full-time research positions beginning in February 2011 at the (1) Machine Learning Group, Université de Louvain (UCL) & (2) IRIDIA Laboratory, Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium. The researchers will fundamentally work with Prof. Marco Saerens (to have an idea about the covered research topics, see http://scholar.google.be/scholar?q=m+saerens), Operations & Information Department, Louvain School of Management, Louvain, & Prof. Hugues Bersini, IRIDIA Laboratory, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Brussels (http://code.ulb.ac.be/iridia.home.php). Marco Saerens (marco.saerens@uclouvain.be) is the coordinator of the project.

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Applications are invited for a Ph. D. position in the Soil Science Group (Prof. Wilcke) of the Geographic Institute, University of Berne, Switzerland (/giub/live/research/soil.htmlhttp://www.geography.unibe.ch/lenya).

The position is fully funded for three years by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Oxygenated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (OPAHs) are known to be more mobile and some are more toxic than their parent PAHs and are therefore a subject of current research interest. The overall aim of the project is to better understand the concentrations, sources and fate of OPAHs in soil. Specific objectives of this project include; (1) further development of an existing analytical method to measure OPAHs in soil, (2) application of the method to screen several background and contaminated soils and to study the fate of these compounds in soil (3) investigate the sources (combustion vs. post-emission transformation) of these compounds with the help of compound specific is otope analysis and finally (4) to study the degradation kinetics of PAHs and the carbon and hydrogen stable isotope fractionation during chemical and biological degradation. The project will be realized in close collaboration with a postdoctoral fellow.

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FEM – Research and Innovation Centre welcomes applications for  3-years research fellowships to support brilliant and highly motivated students to get the PhD title in the fields covered by the Centre.

We welcome applications from students of all countries. The official language of the programme is English. Applications can be sent from 13 September 2010.

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The VIPS Post-doctoral training is a pioneer programme with special support from the Austrian government and the City of Vienna. The mission of this programme is to offer an excellent environment to post-doctoral scientists and to support them on their way to scientific independence.

VIPS offers new international PostDocs a 3 to 5 year long post-doctoral training at the MFPL with the specific aim of preparing them for a career as principal investigators. To increase the chances for success and the establishment of their own research groups, the VIPS PostDocs will be encouraged to develop their own research topics and apply for independent grants in the second half of their training. During the final phase of their training, VIPS PostDocs will be supported as they apply for group leader positions outside the MFPL.

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Applications are invited for two Ph. D. student positions available in the Laboratory of Cell Signaling and Disease Biology (Prof. Dr. W. Krek) at the Institute of Cell Biology of ETH Zurich.
Ph.D. Student Positions in Metabolism and Disease
The laboratory studies how signaling and metabolic control networks interact and how their dysregulation contributes to development of disease. We apply a wide range of experimental technologies such as life-cell imaging, RNAi-screening, functional genomics and proteomics and model disease states in the mouse. Our studies are significantly enriched through collaborations with a number of laboratories from distinct fields including clinical pathology, chemistry and computational sciences. Selected recent work include: Nat Cell Biol 2007, 9:588; Mol Cell 2007, 28:28; EMBO J 2008, 27:1747; Cell Metab 2009, 9:512; Nat Cell Biol 2009, 11:994.

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