15 web-programmer-developer-"INSERM" PhD positions at Leiden University in Netherlands
Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
development and regeneration (1.0 FTE) Description of the project The opening is for a research position within the field of mathematical or theoretical biology, computational physics, applied mathematics
-
severely impacted the Dutch built environment, causing financial, environmental, and social effects. Climate change and urban developments are expected to aggravate this. Although municipalities recognize
-
bacteria and plant. Project description We are hiring a PhD candidate to join our ERC-funded team on chronomicrobiology, a new field that bridges microbiology and chronobiology. The MicroClock program
-
exploring ways and developing protocols and primitives that enhance the security, functionality, and efficiency of secure computation technologies (e.g., multiparty computation – MPC), when designed
-
. Jonathan Benichov. Key Responsibilities: Plan and conduct research with songbirds (zebra finches). Write manuscripts for publication, resulting in a thesis. Present research at local and international
-
on developing new ML approaches to challenging quantum problems, with a strong focus on making these approaches interpretable, reliable, and scalable. In this position, you will learn about state-of-the-art deep
-
to you, we will consider together what your needs are, and draw up a development plan. This position is a good fit for you if you recognise yourself in the following: A (Research) Master’s degree in
-
will inform port operations in the Netherlands and globally, as part of the project objectives. Key responsibilities Develop own research plan (in alignment with the project and assisted by supervisors
-
. Examples of topics include algorithmic fairness in network analysis, developing network embedding frameworks for real-world network datasets or AI models based on agentic LLMs for simulating real-world
-
of programming languages are often modeled as abstract machines that evolve through interaction with their environment, raising the question of whether every machine behavior can be captured by a program in a