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Organisation Job description We are seeking a candidate for a PhD project on the philosophical aspects of data science and data science use, with specific attention for the use of data science
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logical information, so that it can be used in inter-human conversations, and for feeding into MBSE and other digital information structures present in companies. Also, you will work on means to handle
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discussed and arranged so that they allow for the best possible work-life balance; sabbatical leave, study leave, and partially paid parental leave; there is a strong focus on vitality and you can make use
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dissertation, to be completed within 4 years. PhD candidates are expected to contribute 10% of their overall workload to teaching. The successful applicant will work on a multidisciplinary project aimed at
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becomes a real challenge to uniquely extract information on their layer properties in order to understand and improve their performance. A way to “break the nanometric barrier” for structure analysis is to
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will work closely with colleagues in the bio-archaeology group at the Faculty of Archaeology, and with staff at a yet to be determined isotope laboratory. The research should lead you to obtain a PhD
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reconstruct domestic practices and how they might relate to social inequalities for Cyprus during the Chalcolithic, Early Bronze Age and Middle Bronze Age. The successful candidate will work closely with
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about the (idealised) social order in Cyprus during the Chalcolithic, Early Bronze Age and Middle Bronze Age. The successful candidate will work closely with colleagues in the World Archaeology department
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relate to social inequalities for Cyprus during the Chalcolithic, Early Bronze Age and Middle Bronze Age. The successful candidate will work closely with colleagues in the World Archaeology department
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of “the countryside” for both urban and rural residents. The PhD position is part of the NWO-funded research programme Fertile Soils, which conducts inter- and trans-disciplinary research into making relationships