70 algorithms-"Prof" "NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology" PhD positions in Netherlands
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contact Dr. Rúna Magnússon or Prof. Guido van der Werf by sending an email to runa.magnusson@wur.nl / guido.vanderwerf@wur.nl For more information about the procedure, please contact Jessa Rozema
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now Application deadline 30 August 2025 We would like to recruit our new colleague ourselves. Acquisition in response to this vacancy will not be appreciated. Want to know more about this position? Prof
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response to this vacancy will not be appreciated. Want to know more about this position? Prof. P.T.J. Wolters (Pieter) pieter.wolters@ru.nl Last modified: 25 July 2025 Share this page Facebook WhatsApp
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University in New York. About the laureate Prof. Charles M. Rice (born 1952) is one of the world's most renowned virologists. His research focuses on the replication and pathogenic capacity of RNA viruses in
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the Faculty of Spatial Sciences at the University of Groningen, in the Cultural Geography unit. Supervisors are Prof. Martijn van der Heide (nature-inclusive rural development and environmental economics) and
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well as a broad variety of shops and boutiques. More information For more information, please contact Dr Junjie Wang external link at j.wang3@uu.nl or Prof. Jack Middelburg external link at j.b.m.middelburg
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University within the chair Crop Physiology . You will be supervised by prof. Jochem Evers (WUR) and prof. Kirsten ten Tusscher (UU). Regular meetings will be organised with both PhD students and their
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colleague ourselves. Acquisition in response to this vacancy will not be appreciated. Would you like more information? Prof. C.P. Slomp (Caroline) Professor - Microbiology caroline.slomp2@ru.nl Last modified
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Technology) Dr Riemer Vegter (YAG, UMCG, Assistant Professor in Human Movement Sciences) Prof. Martijn Wieling (Faculty of Arts, Professor of Groningen Language and Culture) Prof. Han Houdijk (UMCG, Professor
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theoretical perspectives on knowledge exchange, communities of practice and identity formation. Under the daily supervision of Prof. Daan Raemaekers (ceramic archaeology, Neolithic) and dr. Stijn Arnoldussen