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University of Amsterdam, String Theory Group, Institute of Physics Position ID: UvA -String Theory Group, Institute of Physics -PHDSTQG [#29584] Position Title: Position Location: Amsterdam, North
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systems, it connects to nearly every area of modern mathematics and mathematical physics, including algebra, geometry, and number theory, classical and celestial mechanics, string theory, and cosmology
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into the expressiveness of structurally constrained control flows. This PhD project explores these questions through the lenses of programming languages, automata theory, and process algebra. Key responsibilities
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research group exploring (noncommutative) algebraic geometry, with connections to representation theory. This position offers opportunities for collaboration, participation in seminars and workshops, and
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decision-making frameworks can support this. Drawing on transition management theory—which emphasizes long-term visioning, multi-level governance, and experimentation—you study how leaders navigate
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student engagement and learning, and fosters an inclusive community by using contemporary learning theories, evidence-based practices, and cutting-edge educational innovations. The Centre works closely with
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feel at home in political theory its application to empirical and/or qualitative research. Preferably, you also have experience in comparative political research. You can work in a small and close-knit
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control theory at the University of Groningen. The increasing complexity and ever-tighter performance requirements on systems such as occurring in high-tech manufacturing, autonomous vehicles, and smart
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, nanofabrication, chemical functionalization of graphene, spectroscopy, reverse osmosis and electrodialysis, fuel cell development and theory. The candidate should hold a Master degree in one of these topics. You
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We are offering a fully funded 4-year PhD position in systems and control theory at the University of Groningen. The increasing complexity and ever-tighter performance requirements on systems