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tomorrow’s living environments? And how can we support mutual learning between researchers in the geo-information sciences and societal actors when engaging with an increasingly uncertain and turbulent future
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organisation The faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) uses mathematics, electronics and computer technology to contribute to the development of Information and
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supramolecular origins of purposeful movement in living matter, with a focus ranging from artificial molecular machines to the molecular origins of life. Our research spans three primary areas: 1) Our group
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team-based scientific research, producing publications for national and international forums, contributing to the further development of the DNPP website and helping to acquire external research funds
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of digitalisation and energy renovation. You will learn to conduct research independently and grow scientifically through collaboration and supervision by researchers from Saxion and Hanze Universities
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the domain of digitalisation and energy renovation. You will learn to conduct research independently and grow scientifically through collaboration and supervision by researchers from Saxion and Hanze
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of English. Reading proficiency in relevant modern languages (e.g. German, Italian, French) or ability and willingness to acquire it. Excellent communication skills. Willingness to move to/reside in Groningen
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X-ray spectroscopy, methane isotopes, metagenomics and transcriptomics), combined with reactive transport modelling. Your teaching load may be up to 10% of your working time. Would you like to learn
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, complemented with video elicitation interviews. Please go to this page to read the full research proposal. We are seeking candidates who are interested in learning or who are already experienced in video based
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excellent English oral and writing skills and willingness to learn Dutch. Our offer A position for 1 year, with an extension to a total of 4 years upon a successful assessment in the first year, and with