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Studies in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Antwerp is seeking talented and motivated post-doctoral researcher for a research project on Boredom and smartphone use. The goal
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motivated post-doctoral researcher for a research project on Boredom and smartphone use. The goal of the project is to investigate neurophysiological indicators of boredom and whether these are predictive
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Reconstruction of Moving Morphology (XROMM) have significantly gained popularity in the fields of functional morphology and biomechanics of animals. The innovative use of dynamic X-ray imaging offers unique
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. Various high level training opportunities to broaden your expertise and skills You will do your work at Campus Drie Eiken in a dynamic and stimulating working environment. Find out more about working at
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of the following aspects:Media discourses: you use qualitative and/or quantitative methods to analyze the way AI is discussed and represented in media. Political economy: you research the ownership and
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insurance, and a bicycle allowance or a full reimbursement of public transport costs for commuting. The planned start date is: as soon as possible. You will do most of your work at Campus Drie Eiken in a
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cultural and linguistic diversity. Research could explore how different communities perceive and use accessibility features and how these features can be adapted to meet diverse needs. Evaluation and Impact
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candidate should focus on one or more of the following aspects: Media discourses: you use qualitative and/or quantitative methods to analyze the way AI is discussed and represented in media. Political economy
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morphology and biomechanics of animals. The innovative use of dynamic X-ray imaging offers unique opportunities for researchers to advance beyond the state-of-the-art in addressing open questions on form and
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History * We do allow – in negotiation – part-time commitment for at least 50%, with subsequent extension of the contract period DiplomatiCon - A Connected history of Medieval Mediterranean Diplomacy