58 maynooth-university-programmable-city-project PhD positions at University of Groningen
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researchers at the University Centre for Psychiatry. The PhD candidate will work on a philosophical project that covers philosophy of science, statistics and data science, and psychopathology. The PhD project
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: This PhD project will develop model- and data-driven hybrid machine learning material models that capture the complex, nonlinear, path- and history-dependent behaviour of materials. The goal is to create
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temporarily, as needed, when needed. The goal of this project is to advance the understanding of how working memory is implemented in the human brain. To this end, the main objective is to develop a neural
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We are looking for a talented and enthusiastic candidate for a fully funded 4-year PhD position. The PhD candidate for this project will be working at the RNA Structural Ensemble Dynamics group led
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sources. Such modelling provides essential tools for designing low-carbon, efficient, and adaptive energy infrastructures at local level. By leveraging data-driven methods, cities can devise strategies
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The PhD position is embedded in the research programme of Economics, Econometrics & Finance of FEB’s Research Institute. The project will be supervised by dr. J.A.M. de Grefte, prof. dr. B.P. de Bruin and
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in project areas in Lower Saxony, Germany, and Fryslân, Netherlands, and is developing a Strategic Conservation Plan for meadow bird habitats in Western Europe and West Africa, including habitat
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forces with other top universities and networks worldwide to become a truly global center of knowledge, situated in the vibrant city of Groningen in the north of The Netherlands. The successful candidate
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collaborating with partners and stakeholders within and outside the project. Writing and defending a PhD thesis within four years. Participate in teaching tasks as part of the program. In the context
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Fully funded PhD position in Classics at the Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen (start date: 1 October 2025) in the project “Ancient Commentary across Genres”. The PhD Project Commentaries