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? We are excited to announce two fully funded PhD positions at the University of Amsterdam. Please note: All applicants will be considered for both positions. There is no need to indicate which project
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autonomous systems. The research involves experimental studies of swelling, wetting, and transport phenomena, and the development of physical interpretations of responsive behavior in confined polymer systems
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to the development and characterization of advanced human stem cell-derived models, including organoids and Forebrain Chimeroids, as well as the analysis of endogenous prenatal human tissue. In parallel, you will
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project partner organisations, and PhD and MSc students, on location and virtually. Within Wageningen University, the chair groups Soil Physics and Land Management (SLM) and Development Economics (DEC
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materials and bio-inspired autonomous systems. The research involves experimental studies of swelling, wetting, and transport phenomena, and the development of physical interpretations of responsive behavior
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behaviour Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 10 May 2026 - 21:59 (UTC) Country Netherlands Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Not Applicable Hours Per Week 38.0 Is the job
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to contribute to improving research practices at the institutional level? Are you interested in understanding how policies shape researchers’ behavior—and how they can be redesigned to better support Open Science
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to the development of improved weight loss strategies in people with obesity? Then join our highly dynamic international team at the Department of Human Biology at Maastricht University. As a research assistant, you
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explainability and interpretability in medical imaging. Within this project, we focus on diffusion-based approaches and the development, training and external validation of foundation models for CT imaging, with a
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counterpart, a PhD student supervised by Dr. Claudia Fichtel. Your responsibilities include: conducting research using standard ethological observation techniques; combining observational and behavioural