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? And do you hold a Master's degree in Philosophy, or are you close to obtaining such a degree? If so, we encourage you to apply as a PhD candidate. The Department of Metaphysics and Philosophical
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for Computing and Information Sciences as a PhD candidate! You will contribute to research on the various aspects of orchestrating IoT systems. Topics we study are embedded domain-specific languages, declarative
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of algebraic and logical methods in computer science? Then start your academic career off right as a PhD candidate at Radboud University. You will contribute to algebraic and logical theories and formal methods
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to collaborate internationally and work towards your doctorate while impacting clinical practice and rehabilitation? Then join the Behavioural Science Institute as a PhD candidate! In this position, you will focus
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, attention, and emotion? Then join the interdisciplinary and intersectoral training network TReND as a PhD candidate! We offer a position for a PhD candidate/EU MSCA Fellow for the EU-funded Marie Skłodowska
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availability of global datasets on biodiversity and underlying direct drivers (such as climate and land use), you will quantify how the distributions and population sizes of species and the composition
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? Do you aspire to carry out original and impactful research into contemporary international legal challenges? If so, you are invited to join the Department of International and European Law as a PhD
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research that will increase our understanding of this societal problem? Then the Sociology Department is looking for you! We offer you the opportunity to develop and carry out your own PhD project within
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Department of Mathematics is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate for a research position funded by the NWO ENW-M project ‘Higher Invariants of Finite-Volume Spaces’. This project is about developing and
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on an exciting PhD journey where you will explore the fascinating field of anaerobic methane oxidation and its multifaceted environmental implications, unlocking its vast biotechnological potential. This is not