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29 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Utrecht University Research Field Geography » Economic geography Geography » Human geography Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) First
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that can be tested directly against large-scale viral genomic data. The central challenge of this project is to connect microscopic evolutionary mechanisms—mutation, selection, and ecological feedback
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. You will be responsible for developing cutting-edge genomic protocols, executing experiments, and analysing large-scale transcriptomic and epigenomics datasets. In addition to your research, you will
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genomic protocols, executing experiments, and analysing large-scale transcriptomic and epigenomics datasets. In addition to your research, you will communicate your findings through manuscripts and
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change in crisis responses over the long term. You will combine historical source research with digital methods to analyse large-scale corpora of textual and/or visual sources. You will work with existing
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the DECIDE project: a large-scale, NWO-funded research initiative under the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA). This position is a collaboration between Utrecht University and multiple other universities, including
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. You will be part of the DECIDE project: a large-scale, NWO-funded research initiative under the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA). This position is a collaboration between Utrecht University and multiple
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large scale datasets; Programming skills in Python and/or R; familiar with reproducible coding and automated (geospatial) data analysis; Familiarity or interest to dive into environmental or soil science
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of research); has experience with large-scale, complex data sets and advanced statistical methods; enjoys doing research and reporting the results in scientific articles; want to share scientific knowledge with
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beyond their immediate communities, and how they can build the infrastructures needed for large-scale engagement. Your insights will support ECCO’s societal partners in strengthening mobilisation