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The Department of Spatial Planning at Radboud University is seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD candidate to join the EmPowerED project. In the EmPowerED project, researchers from research
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deadline 22 June 2025 Apply now Are you a creative, independent thinker with an interest in the history and philosophy of physics? Apply now for a PhD position at Radboud University, where you will conduct
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the page about working as a PhD candidate . Profile You have a MSc degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related discipline – affinity with physical chemistry is a strong plus. You are motivated by
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a small team of software developers working on AI prototypes and infrastructure. There is no teaching load in this position. Would you like to learn more about what it’s like to pursue a PhD at
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(Professor of Sociology and Technology at Maastricht University, PhD supervisor). You will also collaborate with Mieke van Houtte (Professor of Sociology, Ghent University). Would you like to learn more about
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staff and PhD candidates from different disciplines and with a small team of software developers working on AI prototypes and infrastructure. There is no teaching load in this position. Where to apply
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Are you fascinated by the human ability to recognise speech? If so, this PhD position in psycholinguistics is for you. You will have the exciting opportunity to run word-learning experiments on talker
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enthusiastic young scientist who likes to work with and/or develop new spectroscopic instruments? And do you hold a Master's degree in physics (photonics), electrical engineering or a related field? Would you
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specifically the Arts and Culture Expertise Unit at Radboud University in Nijmegen is looking for two highly motivated and talented PhD candidates to join the interdisciplinary research project ’Tuning
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talented PhD candidates to join the interdisciplinary research project ’Tuning into Tensions: Music and Affective Polarisation in Protest Movements’ led by principal investigator Prof. Dr Melanie Schiller