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the Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs of Leiden University. ISGA analyses and studies security issues with local, national, transnational and global impact. These include crises, intelligence, terrorism
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studies security issues with local, national, transnational and global impact. These include crises, intelligence, terrorism, war, violence and cybercrime. The institute is characterised by a
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local, national, transnational and global impact. These include crises, intelligence, terrorism, war, violence and cybercrime. The institute is characterised by a multidisciplinary research approach. ISGA
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about 100 scientists and support staff. We offer a dynamic and open environment, and aim to provide the optimum conditions for young scientists to do exciting research leading to high-impact results
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at the interface of physics, engineering and biomedicine. We enjoy developing highly innovative approaches to high-impact questions, working with advanced technologies and writing compelling publications. The lab is
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chemometrics with an interest in applied research geared towards long-term societal impact. Requirements: Completed PhD in chemistry, physics, material sciences or a related field Strong foundational knowledge
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, policy and societal impact. Experience with EU-funded projects, policy-oriented research or work in post-crisis or transitional contexts is an advantage but not required. Ukrainian and/or Russian language
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model. THE PROJECT As part of the Energy Transition, further expansion of wind farms is expected in the North Sea in the next decades. This will likely affect the marine ecosystem and fisheries, but how
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get in touch with us or apply. In light of our department’s commitment to a diverse and inclusive working environment, we strongly encourage applications from qualified candidates who come from groups
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‘traumascapes in times of international crisis’. This postdoc project examines the impact of these international crises on the experience of, and social dialogue about, Dutch and (post)colonial traumascapes. In