94 postdoc-computational-biomedical-engineering PhD positions at University of Groningen
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knowledge infrastructures and address pressing global challenges. The BirdEyes Centre for Global Ecological Change is a science and creative hub that utilizes bird-borne tracking technology to generate and
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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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Institute). Qualifications We seek excellent students with a strong background in cosmology, astrophysics, physics, mathematics and/or computer sciences, who seek to obtain a Joint-PhD degree from
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background in cosmology, astrophysics, physics, mathematics and/or computer sciences, who seek to obtain a Joint-PhD degree from the University of Groningen and Tartu Observatory. To be eligible to apply, a
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skilled in computational chemistry and data-driven approaches to develop new catalytic asymmetric reactions. World-leading industrial partners with a wide range of interests will provide advice on which
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academic research groups with expertise in experimental catalyst development and theoretical groups skilled in computational chemistry and data-driven approaches to develop new catalytic asymmetric reactions
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(GGSL). The GGSL offers a training program to help carry out this research. Your training program will be tailored to your interests, and needs for development. During your appointment, you will publish
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supervisors, you will conduct independent scientific research resulting in a dissertation. You will be accommodated at the Groningen Graduate School of Law (GGSL). The GGSL offers a training program to help
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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 collaboration with diverse partners and stakeholders, contributing not only to academic output but also to visible societal change. The PhD project is part of the “Wad Gaat Om” program, which aims