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for Life Sciences in the Faculty of Science, University of Amsterdam. Our state-of-the-art facilities and supportive research community provide an ideal environment for ambitious researchers eager to make
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that embraces new colleagues. You will work in an inspiring academic and international work environment in the heart of Amsterdam. We offer temporary employment of 38 hours per week (fewer hours per week is
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possibilities for further professional development and education. What else do we offer a position in which initiative and input are highly valued; a nurturing environment that allows you to develop your talents
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and 8,3% year-end allowance. The Collective Labour Agreement of Dutch Universities is applicable. Besides the salary and a vibrant and challenging environment at Science Park we offer you multiple
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academic and international working environment in the heart of Amsterdam. About us The University of Amsterdam is the largest university in the Netherlands, with the broadest spectrum of degree programmes
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Phd Position in Multiscale Spatiotemporal Modelling of Microbiome During the First 1000 Days of Life
the host environment and the corresponding physical and biological changes in the microbiome. Parameter Analysis: Analyse model parameters for interoperability (with other computational models) and
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. In order to create a better holistic digital representation of the environment, we need to ensure that effective knowledge transfer is taking place between such autonomous entities. Knowledge transfer
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education. We offer an open academic environment with varied tasks and plenty of room for personal initiative and development in an inspiring organization. You will be embedded in the collaborative research
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of the Netherlands is applicable Besides the salary and a vibrant and challenging environment at Science Park, we offer you multiple fringe benefits: 232 holiday hours per year (based on fulltime) and extra holidays
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Are you interested in the role that misinformation plays in people’s understanding of their information environment? Do you want to know more about how people form perceptions about the threat