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Neuro Science (iCNS)'. This ten year research program is funded by the Dutch Research Council NWO and consists of a consortium of Dutch research organisations that have an excellent scientific record in
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Research Council (NWO) DIFFER plays a key role in fundamental research for the energy transition. We use a multidisciplinary approach applicable on two key areas, solar fuels for the conversion and storage
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Neuro Science (iCNS)'. This ten year research program is funded by the Dutch Research Council NWO and consists of a consortium of Dutch research organisations that have an excellent scientific record in
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of space and time. Nikhef is a partnership between the Institutes Organization of the Dutch national funding agency (NWO-I) and six universities: Maastricht University, Radboud University, University
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. The position will be based at DIFFER (www.differ.nl ) and the working location will be at TU Eindhoven. When fulfilling a position at DIFFER, you will have an employee status at NWO. You can participate in all
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for more information about our terms of employment: https://www.cwi.nl/jobs/terms-of-employment and https://www.nwo-i.nl/en/working-at-nwo-i/jobsatnwoi/ Information and application All applications should
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, and is funded by the Ministry for Education, Culture and Science and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) in the Gravitation funding scheme for excellent research, and by matching
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the project "Don't Forget the Forgotten! Towards a Platform-Based Approach for Sustainable Employment of Workers with a Disability" . This project, funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO), addresses
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. When fulfilling a position at DIFFER, you will have an employee status at NWO. You can participate in all the employee benefits NWO offers. We have a number of regulations that support employees in
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in the brain using novel micro-optical probes” has recently been awarded the prestigious NWO M1 Grant that supports 36-month postdoctoral research. The project aims to understand how the enigmatic