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or different stages in a dynamic process. In this PostDoc project, our aim is to visualize the life-cycle of Weibel-Palade Bodies (WPBs) in the context of disease using multi-beam EM (FAST-EM) with correlative
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in September 2026. Job requirements You hold a PhD with a focus on experimental fluid mechanics, for example in aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, or applied physics. You have proven
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generation of circular design methodologies. You should have: PhD degree in design engineering, industrial ecology, aerospace engineering or a related field Experience with work in research projects with
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requirements We look forward to dynamic candidates that want to get their hands onto a real mission and bring a contribution to society. You also have: A PhD in engineering (computer science, aerospace
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for transport You hold, or will shortly acquire, a Master’s degree in a related discipline. Ability and passion for operating at the intersection of different fields, particularly transport engineering and
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17 Mar 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Amsterdam (UvA) Research Field Computer science » Informatics Computer science » Programming Sociology » Social shaping of technology
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to applications submitted by candidates within five years of receiving their PhD. In particular for this position, the following is required: PhD in control engineering, preferably applied to space systems AOCS
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the relativistic time dilation by only 1cm height difference in the gravitational field of earth. They are useful for searches of physics beyond the standard model, exploration of many-body physics, and societal
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of movement, this process supports adaptive behaviour. In this project, we will investigate split-belt gait adaptation in individuals with FND. The split-belt paradigm involves walking on a treadmill with two
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predictions (priors), which are integrated with incoming sensory signals to form posterior beliefs that then update future predictions. In the context of movement, this process supports adaptive behaviour. In