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and 11 support staff and about 21 Postdocs and 24 PhD candidates. This project is part of the 10-year EMBRACER research programme funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). At EMBRACER, we work at the
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committee. Currently, IMAU employs 18 faculty members and 11 support staff and about 21 Postdocs and 24 PhD candidates, and offers a friendly, open and international atmosphere. More information If you have
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. -------------------------- Ben Blander - former head of Citadel’s high frequency group and a key contributor in growing their P&L from $75 million in 2005 to $1.15 billion in 2008 . Previously Ben earned a PhD in Math (Algebraic
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of Amsterdam. Interested in developing fundamental machine learning techniques for tabular data to democratize insights from high-value structured data? Then this fully-funded 4-year PhD position starting Fall
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organizations and typically informs important decisions in healthcare, governments and finance. Yet, while AI has demonstrated a high impact on applications on text and images, proportional progress on structured
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'world leading' by an international visitation committee. Currently, IMAU employs 15 faculty members and 10 support staff and some 20 Postdocs and 30 PhD students, and offers a friendly, open and
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) or prof. J. Bijlsma (j.bijlsma@uu.nl ). If you would like to hear what it’s like to work in this position straight from one of our colleagues, then please contact: dr. Esther Nauta, postdoc bij UCALL
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prehistoric Cyprus. Two postdocs will investigate the articulation of exchange networks and how diet and feasting played a role in the reproduction of society in late prehistoric Cyprus. Four PhD candidates
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prehistoric Cyprus. Two postdocs will investigate the articulation of exchange networks and how diet and feasting played a role in the reproduction of society in late prehistoric Cyprus. Four PhD candidates
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inequalities. The candidate will work as part of a research team. The PI will focus on methodological challenges for reconstructing social inequalities in late prehistoric Cyprus. Two postdocs will investigate