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Fully funded PhD position with the Centre for Media and Journalism Studies at the Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen, in the project “Visual Gendered Disinformation”. This PhD project offers a
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. sound installations, visual storytelling, participatory mapping, or community-engaged exhibitions. We particularly welcome applicants who are open to combining academic analysis with creative modes
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for complex systems design for many years. Still, many companies struggle to implement it. They tend to rely on paper based systems engineering, where visual diagrams combined with interaction between engineers
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, the candidate will have opportunities to apply in situ cryo-electron tomography to visualize NS3 function and replication dynamics within infected cells. Key Responsibilities Express and purify recombinant
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microscopic research and visual detection techniques? Are you fluent in Dutch? Would you like to apply your expertise to help ensure the safety of our food and feed chains? Then we are looking for you for
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of Sight - How Visual Processing Develops in Brains and Machines. For animals, it is imperative to learn as quickly as possible. To do this, we know that the mammalian visual system utilizes "inductive
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, human evolution, and communication. You have experience in data analysis, visualizations and programming in R and/or Python. You have experience in, and aptitude for, complex statistical modelling (inc
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will be guided to create interactive outreach throughout your research process in the form of visual media, installations, social media posts and other outlets. It is expected that PhD candidates spend
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cultural settings has experience working with handling, analyzing, and visualizing spatial and remote sensing data has understanding of MRV systems (e.g. on carbon, biodiversity conservation etc.) and their
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will collect ego-centric network data using a novel visualized network-data collection tool specifically designed to survey complex personal networks. Objective 2: examining the effect of recognizing