30 computer-science-programming-languages-"CNPEM" positions at AcademicTransfer in Netherlands
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various universities, such as at Amsterdam-UMC. For a project on advanced skin tissue engineering, we are currently looking for an enthusiastic Postdoc Tissue Engineering The purpose of this research is to
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of a well-run lab? Are you looking for a place where your technical skills support world-class science and research — and where you are seen, heard, and supported? Then the Laboratory of Physical
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Terms of employment Depending on education and experience the minimum salary is € 3.546,- and the maximum salary is € 6.433,- gross per month for a full-time appointment (scale 10 or 11, cao Nederlandse Universiteiten/KNAW). This is exclusive of 8% vacation allowance, 8.3% year-end bonus, travel...
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contribution to TU Delft's broad strategic programme "Open Science - Research and Education in the Open Era". 2) Visibility and impact. With our expertise and tools in the field of research data management
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This position is funded by the resources made available by the medical sciences sector plan. With the sector plans, the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) intends to make a structural
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program Security Studies (BaSS) and the first year of the Dutch-taught bachelor’s program Cybersecurity and Cybercrime (BaCC). This entails ensuring a good didactic and pedagogical operation of the skills
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You are a pediatric cardiologist with expertise in catheter interventions. You will be part of the largest catheter intervention program for congenital heart patients in the Netherlands, with
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workshops focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and a mentoring programme that connects individuals across different stages of their careers in quantum development. This is what you will do WIQD
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embedded in Departmental programme group Health, Care and the Body . If this vacancy speaks to you, but you are uncertain whether you meet all requirements, please do get in touch with us or apply. In light
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25 years ago, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer, delivered a legendary speech (look it up) in which he said - well, shouted actually -, ‘the key to success is developers, developers, developers, developers