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interdisciplinary research and hands-on fieldwork. A background in paludiculture, agriculture, or hydrology is considered an asset. You have experience or affinity with quantifying ecosystem services, eddy-covariance
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nanotechnology to engineer autonomous motile systems for biomedical applications. You will be embedded in the Systems Chemistry Department at Radboud University, surrounded by a diverse and collaborative team
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exposes us to new challenges in trace detection for which we can provide solutions. The TDLab (link is external) is embedded within the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM), at the Faculty
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. This provides us with a very active and open environment, and exposes us to new challenges in trace detection for which we can provide solutions. The TDLab (link is external) is embedded within the Institute
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University. Your position at both the Mabesoone lab and Kouwer lab is embedded within a larger, national team of research groups that brings together chemists, engineers and computer scientists to make
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mechanics in a targeted way. The project is part of a new, interdisciplinary Robot Lab initiative at Radboud University. Your position at both the Mabesoone lab and Kouwer lab is embedded within a larger
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pioneering research programme integrating polymer chemistry, supramolecular chemistry and nanotechnology to engineer autonomous motile systems for biomedical applications. You will be embedded in the Systems