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and computing, to apply. One position will focus on the scaling, calibration, operation, and tuning of spin qubit arrays using algorithmic techniques, as part of an international project, with
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to an online textbook, intended for education. As the project also has an extensive societal relevance component, you are welcome to join in on activities for that as much as you please. You will be working in
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agriculture – and could be the focus of a specific research endeavour – and how they include the role of policy, shareholder primacy, land prices, and risk mitigation. As our postdoc, you are part of the Dutch
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, with the possibility of a permanent contract in the long term. In addition to these excellent secondary employment conditions, a suitable salary is, of course, also part of the package. Depending on your
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the position in case of good performance. The project is part of Dutch national collaboration funded by the Dutch government via the Growth fund initiative and aims to support preclinical cancer research
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research initiatives. Hence, travel to Italy is not needed for the quantitative components of the project. However, the focus groups central to the first subproject (with the aim to explore in-depth
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of research technicians to study complement regulator factor H. Your day-to-day activities will include performing experiments within the lab, working closely together with the technicians while
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dynamical systems. The position is part of the research project “A Rigorous Framework for Transient Random Dynamics”, funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). You will be part of a team with a PhD student
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through even the most complex structures and materials, enabling microscopy deep inside the organ on chip systems. This technique was invented at the University of Twente, and this project is part of our
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to writing grant proposals and manuscripts. The successful candidate will also be part of Oncode Institute , with which dr. Chien is affiliated.