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the broad area of analytical database management systems. Our research group has a strong international reputation in academia and industry for pioneering column store technology, fast compression methods
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, please visit www.cwi.nl or watch our video about working at CWI . Diversity code CWI encourages a diverse workforce: we endeavour to develop talent and creativity by bringing people from different
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spoken and written. Knowledge of Dutch is NOT a requirement Desirable (but not required): Knowledge of or interest in a region of Eastern Europe or Western Eurasia. Familiarity with audio, video, or visual
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your future colleagues enjoy working at WUR and watch this video to get an idea of our green campus! We will recruit for the vacancy ourselves and do not appreciate unasked for services from recruitment
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collaboration across various disciplines form the core of the unique Wageningen approach. Read the 5 reasons why your future colleagues enjoy working at WUR and watch this video to get an idea of our green
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colleagues enjoy working at WUR and watch the video below to get an idea of our green campus! We will recruit for the vacancy ourselves, so no employment agencies please. However, sharing in your network is
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to issues and the collaboration between different disciplines. Read the 5 reasons why your future colleagues enjoy working at WUR and watch the video below to get an idea of our green campus! We will recruit
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working at WUR and watch the video below to get an idea of our green campus! We will recruit for the vacancy ourselves, so no employment agencies please. However, sharing in your network is appreciated.
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colleagues enjoy working at WUR and watch this video to get an idea of our green campus! We will recruit for the vacancy ourselves and do not appreciate unasked for services from recruitment agencies. However
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ages have. Her ideas have been an important starting point in developing the Kijkwijzer (the classification system for film, programmes and video games in the Netherlands). Her research explores how a