I found it (via google) on the researchgate site of the author. Just click view and download the file.

http://www.researchgate.net/publication/235620197_Joint_hypermobility_syndrome_%28a.k.a._Ehlers-Danlos_Syndrome_Hypermobility_Type%29_an_updated_critique

I just bumped into this blog/question on the Naturejobs blog website. I hope this helps a bit.

I have not started a phd yet, so I can not give you much other advice.

Isn't it free on pubmed?

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I have got all three of them. PM me your email address and I will send them.

You could try this first:

followed by google translate. I do not know how well it will work, but it is worth a try.

Unfortunately I only got "no fulltext available" when trying to access the papers. The only exception to this was the first one: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/article/Exceptional-Children/7579903.html

I found it. I have sent you an email.

I just downloaded it. Please PM me your email adress.

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You're welcome.

I found some information regarding part time jobs for international students. I hope this helps.

Cheers,

Peter

Hey,

4. I am no expert, but I know a little bit about Wageningen University.
They call themselves the university of life sciences for a reason. Broad range of studies in the life sciences available. It has been ranked the best university in The Netherlands for the ninth year in a row (Keuzegids).
I have visited it twice a few years ago during open days and I really liked it, but in the end I chose to study biology in Leiden, because of the distance.

(About your field of interest: you can also enroll for a biotech related course at for instance the Technical University Delft (TU Delft) if the study advisor approves.)

1. I know most students live in a small town right next to Wageningen called Ede. Most of them travel by bike. Housing is definitely cheaper than in cities like Utrecht, Leiden or Amsterdam.

I assume you would have to do at least one or two internships during your masters. I would recommend to do at least one of them at a company. An example could be DSM (also works on biofuels). A friend of mine did one of his internships at DSM Delft and received 500 euros a month during for half a year. I know there are also lots of spin-off companies of wageningen university, so that could also be an option. I guess you could also earn some money by assisting during practical courses of bachelor students.

2./3. Salary of PhD candidates in The Netherlands (4 years). In general fully funded. Check out the website academictransfer [dot] org to get an idea of the possibilities.

Grade Salary(gross monthly)

00 € 2083
01 € 2427
02 € 2542
03 € 2664

I'm sorry I could not answer all of your questions. Good luck!

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