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Location ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany Our team and mission The Operations Definition and Engineering Team is an expert team responsible for providing Ground Segment and Operations (GS&O) support
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specialised engineers from various engineering disciplines. The Section currently has nine members who work together closely and take pride in being part of an ambitious and motivated team. You will have the
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investigate how climate adaptation strategies are translated into organizational practice within critical infrastructure operators. Infrastructure organizations face a fundamental challenge: the long-term
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individual building level, directly contributing to reducing network congestion in the Netherlands. Your work will have real-world impact: the models you develop will be tested and validated together
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motivated to advance trustworthy artificial intelligence in medical imaging? In this postdoctoral position, you will work on explainable AI and foundation models for CT imaging, combining methodological
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sensing, and field data, you will work on clarifying the links between water and food security in rainfed systems in Ethiopia and Kenya. Cost-benefit and return-to-labor analyses will inform farmer
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closely. You will work with multidisciplinary teams across Maastricht University, and with national and international research partners in collaborative projects addressing chronic metabolic and
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and their interactions with heat during critical windows of exposure, in relation to children’s respiratory health, particularly asthma and lung function. Your job The project is an international
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component of the ERC-funded NeuroSync project, which aims to uncover how species-specific developmental timing shapes the formation of the human thalamocortical system. Your work will sit at the interface
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and individual building level, directly contributing to reducing network congestion in the Netherlands. Your work will have real-world impact: the models you develop will be tested and validated