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group in the Department of Cognitive Robotics. You will be supervised by associate professor Luka Peternel and associate professor Jens Kober, and work with MSc students and PhD candidates in
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the following: Study and optimise microfluidic system and conditions to deliver nanoparticles (NPs) to the surfaces and study their interactions under different conditions; Analyse data from microscopy images and
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different format. In your message to resourcing@rca.ac.uk include: the web address (URL) of the content your email address and name
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decision‑support tools to inform management and policy, ensuring that monitoring strategies are fit‑for‑purpose. Your profile You hold a PhD in marine ecology, molecular ecology, bioacoustics, or a closely
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Postdoc Impact of Computational Infrastructures on Public Institutions and Administration of Justice
”. Different scholars have located the power of clouds in market devices like intellectual monopolies (Rikap) or assetization (Birch), or in infrastructural aspects like computing arrangements for scale (Narayan
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Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job The Center for Developmental Neuroimaging (CDNI) is seeking a postdoctoral associate to join our team at the University
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. Are you interested in this vacancy? Please apply via the link provided Job requirements PhD in Process Technology, Chemical & Mechanical engineering, Physics and chemistry or related disciplines. TU Delft
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journals and leading conferences and actively contribute to funding applications to support and expand the research area. What we expect The applicant must hold a doctoral degree (PhD) in electronics
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between different anxiety-related behaviours and arousal states, and (2) determine the brain circuit mechanisms involved. Applicants should have (or should be about to receive) a PhD in preclinical
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of remedial rules and institutions. Reframing remedies as an intermediary link between different systems crucial in the production of our imaginaries of justice, CURE aims to provide a new reading of labour law