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the nature of the sector that employed them. PhD position: Early Modern Language Associations: Societies and Guilds in the Language Industry This PhD project will examine how language professionals
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of mathematical knowledge and applying our expertise to solve challenges in other sciences, society, and industry. The Faculty of Science is located in the middle of the Leiden Bio Science Park, one of Europe’s top
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to develop novel AI methods that make powerful models more transparent, robust, and usable in critical domains such as healthcare and smart industry. You will be part of a large national ‘Perspectief
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collaboration with a number of partners in both science and industry. The specific focus of the research done is to be determined in collaboration with the co-supervisors: prof. Rob V. van Nieuwpoort (Leiden
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smart industry. You will be part of a large national ‘Perspectief’ program Foundation Models for Industry (FIND), collaborating with leading Dutch universities, knowledge institutes, and industry partners
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international labs, and are strongly driven to translate our research into societal impacts through working together with industry. Applications are invited from outstanding graduates holding an MSc degree in
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of Europe’s largest science parks, where academia and industry meet. What we offer We offer a full-time appointment of initially one year. After a positive evaluation of the progress of the research, teaching
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the frontiers of mathematical knowledge and applying our expertise to solve challenges in other sciences, society, and industry. Additionally, we actively promote mathematical literacy through various outreach
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into societal impacts through working together with industry. Applications are invited from outstanding graduates holding an MSc degree in Physical Chemistry, particularly with a focus on either Electrochemistry
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The PhD candidate will be working within the ERC Starting Grant research project LangPro, funded for 2026-2031 by the European Research Council, and directed by dr. Alisa van de Haar (university lecturer in