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fosters a collaborative, multidisciplinary, supportive research environment with a diverse international staff. English is the lingua franca at the Institute. Faculty of Social Sciences At the Faculty
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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or genetics are organized in two focal areas: ‘Molecular Mechanisms of Biological Processes’ and ‘Physiology and Systems Biology’. The ideal candidate must be highly motivated, hard-working, ambitious, creative
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. We also welcome students to apply who expect to have finished their MSc thesis around this time. About the organisation The Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET) engages in education and research
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, 2026. We also welcome students to apply who expect to have finished their MSc thesis around this time. About the organisation The Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET) engages in education and research
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2025 Apply now The Department of Earth Sciences is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with an MSc background in Earth Sciences, Marine Sciences or other appropriate field. You will work on the
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of cleanroom space and state-of-the-art research equipment. About the organisation The Faculty of Science & Technology (Technische Natuurwetenschappen, TNW) engages some 700 staff members and 2000 students in
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own research project as part of a larger team effort to better understand how language and technology shape each other. The research project is part of the Futures of Language project, in which we study