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offer A stimulating learning environment. Here post-docs and professors outnumber PhD students. That translates into access and close collaborations with some of the brightest ICT researchers, giving you
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set a course for the future – a future that you can help to shape. The EMAT research group at the Faculty of Science (University of Antwerp) is seeking to fill a PhD position on the TEM study of hybrid
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back boundaries and set a course for the future – a future that you can help to shape. The Institute of Development Policy (IOB) is looking for a full-time (100%) doctoral scholarship holder in the field
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institutes and their surroundings should be explored. Your profile Diploma or Master's degree in Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering or related disciplines Assisting in Bachelor
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University for enrolment, housing and etc. However for HEC scholarship holders we assist in different matters. Please direct your questions to hec@ugent.be . Scholarship details Monthly payments HEC
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project, which will consist of a Team or researchers of one postdoctoral assistant, 2 PhD students and 2 professors. Given the highly international character of the NitroScope project (25 partners from 14
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. IDLab staff counts about 50 professors, 60 Post Doc researchers, 200 PhD researchers and 40 other staff members. These are spread over about 20 research teams. The research for this PhD position will be
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NitroScope project, which will consist of a Team or researchers of one postdoctoral assistant, 2 PhD students and 2 professors. Given the highly international character of the NitroScope project (25 partners
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, Finland), and other collaborators within the Trees4Adapt project. ForNaLab (UGent) consists of 30 staff members and is headed by professors Kris Verheyen, Lander Baeten, Jan Mertens and Pieter De Frenne
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(www.fornalab.ugent.be ) of Ghent University, Belgium. ForNaLab consists of 30 staff members and is headed by professors Kris Verheyen, Lander Baeten, Jan Mertens and Pieter De Frenne. The research group is part of