28 optimization-nonlinear-functions Postdoctoral positions at University of Groningen
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Postdoctoral researcher in Roman Archaeology or Art History (0.8 FTE) (V25.0208) « Back to the overview Job description Go to the official RUG website for the full vacancy, link: https://www.rug.nl
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mobility (permanent, circular, temporal) and their effects on EU regions following the changing nature of regional attractiveness; (iii) it will use agent-based modelling to capture and assess the impact of
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to provide targeted interventions for improved patient outcomes. Aligned with RIS3 aims, it strengthens the Northern innovation ecosystem. The specific role of the postdoctoral researcher working in
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findings. You will work in a project setup cooperating with other project partners including those from other knowledge institutions and industry. You will also have teaching duties in the regular curriculum
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, South Korea, and Nigeria, this position is for a qualitative researcher with expertise in Nigerian music or cultural industries and creative labour. The postdoc will work in Nigeria, the Netherlands
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Production Automation group of the RUG support this project by organizing and coordinating scientific studies that explore how people use the app that will be developed within the project. Furthermore, we will
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dynamics in living cells. What The successful applicant will work on a multidisciplinary project aimed at characterizing the role of RNA structural ensemble dynamics in driving cell fate decision
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. The key methodological tools for these studies are digital ethnography and conventional primary data collection (surveys, interviews). The post is part of two Horizon Europe projects: INSPIRE and EQUICARES
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, interviews). The post is part of two Horizon Europe projects: INSPIRE and EQUICARES. INSPIRE is a three year EU Horizon project that aims to provide a thorough understanding of social inclusion, trends, and
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with the industrial partner to this project, AkzoNobel. The research will take place at the University of Groningen, but if required, the researcher may be able to use AkzoNobel equipment and will be