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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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Among the most challenging to develop catalytic reactions are stereoselective processes. Typically, a family of catalysts is explored based on a preliminary hypothesis. After initial experimental
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to research and educational program development. We offer in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement for Dutch universities: It is an employment contract for the duration of 18 months, with
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PhD in Data-Driven Modeling of Homogeneous Catalysts (1.0 FTE) (V25.0035) « Back to the overview Job description Among the most challenging to develop catalytic reactions are stereoselective
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Cultural Institutions. Is fluent in Dutch & English (CEFR B2/C1). Has organizational and managerial skills to contribute to research and educational program development. Organisation Conditions of employment
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pertains to the eastern part, the Hondsrug. As a result, it remains unclear to what degree communities further east developed distinct group identities or conversely were part of a wider shared FDP regional
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dynamic and innovative university offering high-quality teaching and research. Its 34,000 students are encouraged to develop their own individual talents through challenging study- and career paths
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mechanisms. This new project specifically targets the role of microplastics in the development of lung cancer and is conducted in close collaboration with the lab of Dr Stefan Prekovic (UMC Utrecht
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(GGSL). The GGSL offers a training program to help carry out this research. Your training program will be tailored to your interests, and needs for development. During your appointment, you will publish
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carry out this research. Your training program will be tailored to your interests, and needs for development. During your appointment, you will publish and present (partial) results of your research in