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, Matlab) are important. You are familiar with scientific methods in psychology. You are motivated and eager to learn. You have a creative mind, excellent problem solving skills, and a collaborative and
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relevant developments in AI, including methodological issues such as validity; The ability to deal flexibly, creatively, and inductively with complex data collection and analysis processes typical
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of the Institute of Criminal Law. Limited educational support in Leuven and Hasselt. You have a master's degree in Law. You obtained excellent study results. You are curious, creative and independent. You are
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. Additional degrees (e.g. LL.M., advanced diplomas) are an asset. You have an excellent academic record. You are curious, creative and independent. You are fascinated by legal research and highly motivated
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field, with excellent results and a ‘distinction’ or above.•You have a passion for science and have the commitment and motivation to pursue completion of a doctorate over four years.•You have a creative
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the interaction between new technological developments and the law. You can creatively analyse legal problems in this domain and propose clear and valuable solutions. You share your knowledge with others through
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for collecting data with children across Flanders. Excellent communication skills and an affinity for working with children. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, combined with creativity. Flexibility and
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independently and in a team A creative, critical, analytical and innovative mindset Experience as a researcher or in industry is a plus Hands on experience with any of the following is an advantage: SEM, TEM, XRD
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Willingness to write a PhD fellowship proposal Flexibility, good time management skills and self-discipline, skills to work independently and in a team A creative, critical, analytical and innovative mindset
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, determination of past and future damages and imagining creative strategies to reparation that account for mitigation and adaptation. Prof. Dr. Gleider Hernández serves as the Project Supervisor and thesis