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. Salary range from € 2.770, - to € 3.539, - gross per month (pay scale P in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities). All our PhD students are embedded in the Leiden
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Apply now PhD Position on Understanding the Global Movement for Open Research Information Increasingly, proprietary ownership and restrictions on research information used to inform the governance
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a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description What you will do As a Phd-candidate you will work on a four-year research project in the Methodology and Statistics Unit at Leiden University under
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Apply now PhD candidate in Responsible Research Methods (1.0 FTE) Are you interested in improving (psychological) science? Consider applying and gain skills and knowledge to conduct cutting-edge
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Department of Economics of Leiden Law School at Leiden University has a vacancy for a: PhD Candidate in Social Norms and
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Apply now The Department of Economics of Leiden Law School at Leiden University has a vacancy for a: PhD Candidate in Social Norms and Gender Inequalities in the Labour Market (0.8-1.0 fte) Vacancy
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as well as symptoms of skin conditions could help predict which patients will benefit from which treatments. In this PhD project, you will focus on examining the biopsychosocial impact of six chronic
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a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Key responsibilities The PhD researcher will be part of the project “Do developmental coalitions transform governance? A subnational approach” hosted at
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Apply now PhD Candidate Biopsychosocial factors in chronic skin conditions In the Netherlands, over 2.5 million individuals suffer from chronic inflammatory skin diseases (e.g., psoriasis, atopic
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-cycle assessments, and optimizing trade-offs to achieve a sustainable WWM transition. We seek a PhD candidate to work on Work Package 5 “Prospective life cycle environmental and economic assessment