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. Qualifications PhD in Computer Science, Economics, Mathematics, or a closely related dis-cipline. Strong background in computational social choice, algorithmic game theory, or AI safety. Excellent research track
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the inspiring research group of Economic and Social History external link , one of the world-leading groups in the field. Your qualities You bring the following qualifications: a PhD in social, economic and/or
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up of data from the NWO Veni project. This position also offers opportunities for personal scientific growth by contributing to the advancement of research, providing support and collaborate with PhD
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research). Our research focuses on questions within the domains of food, living environment, and society. With approximately 30 locations, 7,700 staff members, 2,500 PhD candidates, and over 13,000 students
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analyses that could empower our ability to forecast and get “out in front of” terrorist group adaptation and changing risks of violence and threat environments. Applicants should have experience or existing
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(Groningen), and the UK. This post-doc project offers a unique opportunity to work in an international environment and to acquire valuable research experience for someone who has recently completed a PhD in
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Employment 1.0 FTE Gross monthly salary € 3,378 - € 5,331 Required background PhD Organizational unit Faculty of Science Application deadline 22 June 2025 Apply now Come and join our pioneering
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The Chien lab is looking for an enthusiastic and motivated (senior) postdoc/project manager to join our collaborative, interdisciplinary environment. If you have a “can-do” attitude, a goal-oriented
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researchers writing PhD theses on ‘making’ in Roman literature, and two research assistants who support the team. Together, we work towards a new understanding of the ethics and aesthetics of making in
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researcher will work as part of a team which also includes the principal investigator, two junior researchers writing PhD theses on ‘making’ in Roman literature, and two research assistants who support the