11 assistant-professor-and-human-computer-interaction PhD positions at Radboud University in Netherlands
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-compatible) EEG systems, and high-performance computational facilities. Faculty of Social Sciences At the Faculty of Social Sciences , humanity and society are our focus; we study how people behave, think and
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interested in social interaction and language technology? As a PhD candidate, you will investigate a topic at the intersection of human language and interactive interfaces. You will be able to co-design your
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ecological niches in which early humans evolved language. You will be directly responsible for the swarm robotics side by designing and executing an interactive, foraging-navigation game, both simulated and in
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Radboud University. You will work closely with Dr Margriet van Hek (Assistant Professor of Sociology, daily supervisor) and Gerbert Kraaykamp (Professor of Sociology, PhD supervisor) and Mark Levels
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colonisation. If you have a strong background in social sciences or humanities, with a particular interest in the study of outer spaces, we want to hear from you! You will have the opportunity to conduct
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will receive an 8% holiday allowance and an 8,3% end-of-year bonus. We offer Dual Career Coaching . The Dual Career Coaching assists your partner via support, tools, and resources to improve
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% holiday allowance and an 8,3% end-of-year bonus. We offer Dual Career Coaching . The Dual Career Coaching assists your partner via support, tools, and resources to improve their chances of independently
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? As a PhD Candidate, you will develop innovative methods for predicting and reducing the energy consumption of large-scale AI systems during their design phase. Your work will help shape environmentally
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want to contribute to the next level of molecular computing? Are you excited about the application of AI tools to train molecular systems how to process information? Then join our team as a PhD candidate
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safety? Join our PhD project on the legal role of ‘trusted flaggers’, a key but underexplored mechanism in EU content moderation. Help shape how the Digital Services Act is interpreted and applied, as part