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PhD Position: Activating Heritage as a Mediator for Dialogue and Belonging in an Era of Polarization
from different backgrounds can build shared futures through mutual understanding and belonging. The PhD candidate will engage in original, practice-oriented research, working closely with
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to smart navigation systems. However, realizing neuromorphic computing in practice presents significant challenges, particularly in the areas of energy efficiency, reliability, and security. The REACT MSCA
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to smart navigation systems. However, realizing neuromorphic computing in practice presents significant challenges, particularly in the areas of energy efficiency, reliability, and security. The REACT MSCA
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to smart navigation systems. However, realizing neuromorphic computing in practice presents significant challenges, particularly in the areas of energy efficiency, reliability, and security. The REACT MSCA
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to smart navigation systems. However, realizing neuromorphic computing in practice presents significant challenges, particularly in the areas of energy efficiency, reliability, and security. The REACT MSCA
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. Conditions of employment The University of Groningen offers, in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities A salary of € 2,901 gross per month in the first year, up to a maximum of
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, mathematical problems and quantum information theory. The research of the Amsterdam String Theory Group centers around the current developments in this field. The PhD candidate will do original research in
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the interdisciplinary field of Environmental Sciences. CML focuses on the sustainable use of natural resources and preservation of natural capital and biodiversity. CML has a culture of mutual support and collaboration
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of employment Programme structure: The PhD candidates will be registered at both UG and UT. The candidate will defend the PhD thesis at the University of Groningen and obtain a Joint-PhD degree from
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scholars who have made valuable and innovative contributions to science or scientific practice. These contributions may relate to the themes identified in the Recognition & Rewards programme : research