119 programming-language-"HT---Human-Technopole" PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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the Netherlands, offering diverse programs across various disciplines. Located in the lively and historic provincial capital, the university has a vibrant international community, with students and staff from all
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, natural language processing, computational cognitive modelling, neural language models, etc. Ability to code in Python and/or other programming languages. Knowledge of languages other than English would be
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Python and/or other programming languages. Knowledge of languages other than English would be advantageous but is not a requirement. Interest in interdisciplinary research, motivation to work as part of a
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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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publications, conference presentations, and ultimately a PhD thesis. The PhD thesis has to be completed within four years. Being part of a cutting-edge research programme, you will receive research training as
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four years. Being part of a cutting-edge research programme, you will receive research training as well as a varied educational training program including transferable skills and future (academic or non
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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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Fellowship Programme (EVOLVE – EVOLVE Fellowship Programme), an initiative by six world-leading research institutes of two universities in The Netherlands (University of Groningen, Leiden University) to study
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for creative, motivated, and determined candidates, who meet the following requirements: A Master's degree in Chemistry. Experience in organic synthesis. Good communication skills in English. Conditions of
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in environmental toxicology, cancer biology, and translational respiratory research. The working language in the labs is English. Founded in 1614, the University of Groningen enjoys an international