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at the University of Amsterdam and will lead the development of advanced computational data analysis methodologies. Your primary goal is to connect different levels of the degradation pathway to the parent molecule
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software development work and running complex robotic experiments with different platforms. Job requirements Required qualifications and qualities: MSc degree in software engineering or robotics, and similar
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nanophotonic sensors that disentangle multiple physical parameters from complex optical spectra. This approach raises fundamental questions on how information about parameters is optimally encoded and retrieved
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ability to synthesize complex findings. Excellent communication skills and a collaborative attitude. Furthermore, your suitability is ideally exemplified by: Initiative and independence in designing and
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. We believe that diversity in all its complexity is invaluable for the quality of our teaching, research and service. We are always looking for talent with diverse backgrounds and experiences. This also
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workflows; Collaborate with industrial partners to validate the sensing platform in realistic recycling and manufacturing environments. This is what we ask of you When working on complex, multidisciplinary
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postdoc to study how supply chains can stay resilient and meet regulatory demands, using system modeling and scenario analysis. Job description Supply chains are increasingly exposed to complex and
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Introduction Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) is opening up a 4-year post-doc position (full time) in the Economics department as part of the NWO Vici project “Making Money Matter: Rethinking the Design of
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difference and boost your academic career! The overall aim of ’The Power of Size’ is to establish relationships describing the emission, fate and effects of pollutants as a function of size. We intend
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the surveillance systems, governance, policy, and legal conditions needed for the control of zoonotic and antimicrobial diseases in different country settings, with a specific focus on biocide impacts