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data collected by the lift controller, along with records of past events, will be used to enhance the diagnostic and predictive capabilities of the safety level for the individual lift. Combining data
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with a high level of independence; Excellent command of written and spoken English; A strong teamwork mentality. We Offer The position will be for a maximum of 4 years, and the candidate is expected
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proficiency certificate in case your MSc degree was not obtained in the Netherlands and/or English is not your mother tongue; Official, stamped MSc degree certificate; Good command of programming languages like
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and accurately communicate theoretical backgrounds, methodologies, analyses, and findings Implementing open science practices such as data curation, version control, transparency, and reproducibility
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. The PhD candidate will lead the expansion of a permanent monitoring network of plots in burned and unburned (control) forests across gradients in both fire frequency and fire intensity in dry (Chiquitanía
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healthcare delivery, aimed at improving quality while controlling costs. The two PhD projects will contribute to building a scientific foundation for how healthcare claims data can generate meaningful insights
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at improving quality while controlling costs. The two PhD projects will contribute to building a scientific foundation for how healthcare claims data can generate meaningful insights into the quality of care. By
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have an excellent spoken and written command of Dutch (as this project will comprise designing Dutch-language surveys, experiments and interventions); have an excellent spoken and written command
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or astronomy. You have a good command of the English language. You have previous experience in data analysis. What we offer you We will give you a temporary employment contract (1.0 FTE) of 1.5 years, after
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experience with quantitative research methods (survey, experiment, quantitative intervention testing); preferably have an excellent spoken and written command of Dutch (as this project will comprise designing