28 postdoc-in-distributed-systems-and-controls-"Multiple" PhD positions at Utrecht University
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Cyberhate is a significant global concern. In a recent pilot study with Dutch youth, we found that 8% of youth reported to have friends who sent hateful or threatening messages to politicians online, while
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techniques. You have a good command of both written and spoken English. You can demonstrate communication and organisation skills. A proactive attitude, curiosity, and creative problem-solving skills
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significant controversies regarding the exact mechanism of action. To understand the molecular and biophysical principles of protein folding, we aim to build fully controllable chaperone-like machines using DNA
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the use of Python or a similar programming language is essential. Due to the international character of our research, good command of spoken and written English is also essential. We highly encourage
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retirement industry (RETIREWEL).’ RETIREWEL is a comparative qualitative research project led by Dr. Dora Sampaio, Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning. Your job
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industry (RETIREWEL).’ RETIREWEL is a comparative qualitative research project led by Dr Dora Sampaio, Assistant Professor at the Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning. Your job RETIREWEL
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collection; excellent communication skills. Due to the international character of our research, good command of spoken and written English is essential. We highly encourage applicants from all members of our
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Circulation (AMOC) and the Amazon rainforest play important roles in the Earth’s climate system. Both of these subsystems have been marked as tipping elements and global climate change seems to push both
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of Dutch is not required but may be considered an asset. Our offer A PhD position for 1 year, with an extension to a total of four years upon successful assessment; a working week of 36-40 hours and a gross
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aim is to improve our understanding of (the physics of) the transition seasons, by looking at the atmosphere as a dynamical system in perpetual adjustment to the annual cycle of incoming solar radiation