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the following criteria: a PhD in animal behaviour or a related field; demonstrable experience in conducting behavioural experiments and structural observations of animal social behaviour (preferably with primates
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collaborate with the Principal Investigator and help coordinate research with and supervise the research of two PhDs working on the project (one who focuses on Nigeria, and one who focuses on Mozambique
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the industry partner involved in the project Contributing to grant deliverables, presentations, and reporting Write high quality scientific manuscripts Contribute to our education program Train BSc, MSc and PhD
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structural barriers behind gender inequality in the creative industries and translate these insights into public storytelling. Decode the Data Behind the Gender Gap in Art You will be based in the Department
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the Utrecht Geometry Centre. Your qualities We are looking for a curious and collaborative colleague, with the following qualifications: a PhD degree in mathematics, with a focus on algebraic geometry
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, such as group identities, intergroup attitudes, nationalism and right-wing radicalism, discrimination, structural, social and political inclusion, dynamics in the first years after migration, religiosity
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on inclusion and exclusion of ethnoracial minorities. This includes a wide range of topics, such as group identities, intergroup attitudes, nationalism and right-wing radicalism, discrimination, structural
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symptoms and clinical signs. Although the pathophysiology of FND is not yet fully understood, there is consensus that these disorders do not arise from structural lesions but rather from aberrant functioning
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the pathophysiology of FND is not yet fully understood, there is consensus that these disorders do not arise from structural lesions but rather from aberrant functioning within brain networks. Among several proposed