20 engineering-image-processing Postdoctoral positions at Leiden University in Netherlands
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for a Postdoc on Law, Disability, Sexuality & Technology 0,8 - 1,0 FTE Vacancy number 16381, to work on the NWO Vidi-funded project “Sex, Care, and Robots” for up to 48 months. Sexuality is a fundamental
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3 Apr 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Leiden University Research Field Chemistry » Analytical chemistry Chemistry » Instrumental analysis Engineering » Biomedical engineering Engineering
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evaluation. In tto, this is about using Dutch and English, as well as learners’ home or other languages. We will particularly focus on use of FMA in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and
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, models, and computing resources in a unified environment, Macroscope aims to make it possible to analyse large-scale social processes across time and across multiple types of data. The postdoc position is
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, including policies, infrastructure, technology, safety, economic incentives, and public acceptance. You will be involved in three specific subprojects: Analyzing the employment effects of the green transition
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the Netherlands and across Europe. The programme addresses the system-wide conditions required to enable a successful hydrogen transition, including policies, infrastructure, technology, safety, economic incentives
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in building part of the AI Collaboratory, a state-of-the-art compute infrastructure. Within the AI Collaboratory, the role of LUCL is to enable access to language data, advanced language technology and
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biochemical reactions within condensate droplets at high resolution. This research will provide insights into condensate mechanochemistry as well as disease-relevant processes in condensed phases, including
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Behavioural Sciences consists of five institutes: Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology, Political Science, and Psychology. The faculty has approximately
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of manuscripts, the poetics of prayer, the function of images, and changes and continuities in relation to religious movements and the advent of print. PRAYER aims to yield an integrative understanding of the role